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Ms Pacchieri's lawyer Stefano Oliva said the operation the treatment of his client was "brutal" and "invasive".

In his ruling, Judge Mostyn said: "There is a significant risk of a ruptured womb, perhaps as much as 1%, were she to have a natural... delivery."

He said the procedure was "manifestly in her interests".

"The patient was represented by the official solicitor who instructed a Queen's Counsel on her behalf," said the judge.

"He did not seek an adjournment and did not oppose the application, agreeing that the proposed delivery by Caesarean section was in the best interests of the patient herself who risked lululemon pant outlet uterine rupture with a natural vaginal birth."

Essex County Council won a High Court ruling preventing some details of the case being reported.

It was ruled the identity of "potential adopters" for the girl, now 15 months old, must not be revealed to prevent "damage to the child".

However, a judge refused to completely keep Ms Pacchieri's anonymity.

 

He said although lululemon outlet canada her married name should be kept secret to prevent the public linking her to the child, she could be referred to in the media by her maiden name, which has already been used in the Italian press.