Parents raised £100k for son who died of cancer but can't use cash for terminal sister

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A judge has ruled that the parents of a nine-year-old boy who died of cancer are not allowed to use £100,000 in charity donations to take his terminally-ill sister to Disney World. ‌

Craig Evison and Victoria Morrison's son Kyle died in October 2020 after being diagnosed with a rare and incurable form of childhood brain cancer . Tens of thousands were raised from wellwishers who donated to pay for Kyle to get treated in America. ‌

However Covid lockdowns stopped travel and by the time restrictions had eased little Kyle was too sick to make the trip. The bereaved couple, from Cheshunt in Hertfordshire, went on to have a daughter, Ruby-Rose, in 2022. But they were heartbroken when they learned that she too was suffering from a terminal illness. ‌

Ruby-Rose, they were