The parents of terminally ill baby Charlie Gard have ended their legal challenge to take him to the US for experimental treatment.

'Absolute warrior'

• 3 March 2017: Mr Justice Francis starts to analyse the case at a hearing in the Family Division of the High Court in London.
• 11 April: Mr Justice Francis says doctors can stop providing life-support treatment.
• 3 May: Charlie's parents ask Court of Appeal judges to consider the case.
• 23 May: Three Court of Appeal judges analyse the case.
• 25 May: Court of Appeal judges dismiss the couple's appeal.
• 8 June: Charlie's parents lose fight in the Supreme Court.
• 20 June: Judges in the European Court of Human Rights start to analyse the case after lawyers representing Charlie's parents make written submissions.
• 27 June: Judges in the European Court of Human Rights refuse to intervene.
• 3 July: The Pope and US President Donald Trump offer to intervene.
• 7 July: Great Ormond Street Hospital applies for a fresh hearing at the High Court.
• 24 July: Charlie's parents end their legal fight to take him to the US for treatment.