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LONDON (Reuters) -The parents of a critically ill British baby girl on Friday lost their legal bid to have her life support removed at home rather than in a hospital or hospice. Eight-month-old Indi Gregory suffers from a rare mitochondrial disease which means that her cells do not produce enough energy and has been on full life support since early September. "The grounds of appeal are entirely without merit," Lord Justice Peter Jackson said, delivering the ruling.

People. the families of two of the victims filed the suit. will carr has the very latest. hi, will. >> hey there elizabeth. the deadliest fire in the united states in more than a decade, three dozen killed. now families are casting a wide legal net. you may remember the fire engulfed the warehouse filled with fire hazards. a makeshift staircase, a maze of wood and furniture and no sign of smoke detectors or a sprinkler system. attorneys filed two civil complaints on friday, one on behalf of 20-year-old michela gregory who died in her boyfriend alex vega's arms. on friday gregory's father said ...