A five-year-old boy with a brain tumour who was removed from a UK hospital by his parents has been found in Spain.
Ashya King was taken to a hospital in Malaga and his parents arrested, Hampshire police said.
His father Brett King defended his actions in a video posted on YouTube, saying the family were seeking a treatment Ashya had not been offered.
His disappearance from Southampton General Hospital on Thursday sparked an international search.
Hampshire Constabulary said it had obtained a European arrest warrant on the grounds of neglect. The five-year-old had been removed from hospital against medical advice.
In the video Mr King said his son was doing well, indicated a machine used to feed him was operating normally and called for the "ridiculous chase" to be called off.
Situation 'very serious'
He said he and his wife, Naghemeh, had been seeking proton beam radiotherapy for Ashya - a treatment that targets tumours directly - because they did not want him to be "pelted with radiation".
"Proton beam is so much better for children with brain cancer," Mr King said in the video.
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