terminally ill baby to take him to the us for experimental treatment — the family‘s spokesman alisdair seton marsdenst few minutes. baby charlie and his parents, connie and chris, are thankful for the outcome of the hearing in the high court today in front ofjustice francis. charlie‘s parents look forward to the new evidence being heard by the high court this thursday, the 13th ofjuly, that will result in charlie‘s parents taking him to either the united states in an of america or to italy for ground—breaking treatment. mum and dad say that if charlie is still fighting, then they are still fighting. lastly but not least, charlie‘s parents wish to thank the continued support of millions of supporters of baby charlie from around the world. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. traders say they have lost everything in a massive fire that broke out overnight in camden market. it took 70 firefighters to get the blaze under control. there are no reports of any casualties. it‘s the second major fire to hit the market in a decade. sarah harris has more. just after midnight at camden lock. millions come here ever

well the family's spokesman alisdair seton marsden, gave this statement at the end of today's hearinge thankfulfor baby charlie and his parents are thankful for the outcome of the hearing in the high court today in front ofjustice hearing in the high court today in front of justice francis. hearing in the high court today in front ofjustice francis. charlie's pa rents front ofjustice francis. charlie's parents look front ofjustice francis. charlie's pa rents look forward front ofjustice francis. charlie's parents look forward to new evidence being heard before the high court this thursday the 13th ofjuly. that will result in charlie's parents taking him to either the united states of america or to italy for ground—breaking treatment. mum and dad say that if charlie is still fighting then they are still fighting. lastly, but not least, charlie's parents wish to thank the continued support of millions of supporters of baby charlie from around the world. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. the metropolitan police now say they believe around 255 people managed to escape the fire at grenfell