Simone Pillon News Today

The medical industry has prioritized profits and convenience over all else, even over the lives of children.

The Italian government sent an ambulance in a military plane to remove a newborn baby from a hospital in Bristol in a highly unusual move after the boy's parents said doctors were unable to do anything more for the child.

The child's father, an Italian citizen, appealed to Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, who got the family to Rome in lightning speed on a specially equipped military aircraft

A one-month-old British boy with a serious heart condition has been airlifted to a hospital in Rome to undergo life-saving surgery.

Photos of the transfer show an Italian ambulance on board a military cargo plane.

A one-month old baby has been flown to Italy for surgery after the NHS said they couldn't treat him.

In a world where division seems to be the norm, a collaboration between the UK and Italy serves as a reminder of our collective power to make a positive impact.

The seriously ill baby was taken from a hospital in Bristol after the Italian Prime Minister, intervened to make sure the sick child could travel to Rome to receive treatment for a congenital heart condition.

The boys father, an Italian citizen, decided to appeal directly to Ms Meloni and her government for assistance who worked closely with the family to allow their travel.

The child has a "very serious cardiac malformation", according to the Italian government, and is being operated on in Rome.