Children's hospices in England will be forced to cut services or shut unless the NHS increases its funding, a charity has warned.
Together for Short Lives, which helps terminally ill children, highlighted a "dangerous cocktail" of higher costs and a drop in state funding.
Its report examined funding for 27 of the 34 children's hospices in England.
But NHS England said funding for children's end-of-life care was "going up every year".
