Complete the passage: pick from possible candidates.

Wrapped up against the cold and clutching one of his favourite toys, brain cancer patient Ashya King waved from his wheelchair today after his final session of proton therapy treatment. But the five-year-old, who has been treated in  Prague for six weeks, will not return to Britain because his parents do not feel 'safe' enough to return. The Kings sparked an international manhunt when Ashya was taken from Southampton General Hospital because they believed NHS treatment would have left him deaf, blind and brain damaged. They were traced to Spain where at the request of the British authorities Ashya's parents were put in a prison and the five-year-old held in hospital under armed guard with no family allowed to see him.

Care: Paramedics lifted the five-year-old into an ambulance and is set to start a new life in Spain because

OPTIONS:
- Ashya is not 'safe', his parents say
- Ashya King is not 'safe', his parents say
- Brett King is not 'safe', his parents say
- Britain is not 'safe', his parents say
- British is not 'safe', his parents say
- Czech is not 'safe', his parents say
- Kings is not 'safe', his parents say
- NHS is not 'safe', his parents say
- Prague is not 'safe', his parents say
- Southampton is not 'safe', his parents say
- Southampton General Hospital is not 'safe', his parents say
- Spain is not 'safe', his parents say
- UK is not 'safe', his parents say


Britain is not 'safe', his parents say