The parents of a terminally ill baby continue their campaign to be allowed to take him abroad for treatment

The transcript discusses the ongoing legal battle of Charlie Gard's parents to seek experimental treatment for their son. Despite several court rulings against them, they remain hopeful due to new evidence from international doctors. The courts have consistently sided with the hospital's stance that treatment abroad won't help, but the parents continue to fight for their son's chance at life. The case has drawn public attention and government involvement, highlighting the emotional and complex nature of such legal decisions.

What are the potential outcomes of the experimental treatment mentioned in the text?

How have the courts responded to the parents' appeals regarding Charlie's treatment?