A couple who took their son out of the hospital where he was being treated for a brain tumour and travelled to Spain have had their case put under "immediate review".
Brett and Naghemeh King are being held by police in Madrid after removing five-year-old Ashya from Southampton General Hospital.
Further evidence has been provided to the Crown Prosecution Service, it said.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has backed calls for them to be reunited.
He said it was "not appropriate" to "throw the full force of the law" at the parents.
"A little boy is on his own in a hospital, doesn't speak Spanish, is cut off from his parents and his siblings and I would like to see him together with his family as soon as possible," he said.
"As far as I can make out, this is a family in a state of real anguish who have taken this exceptional step of moving their sick child to another country because they think that's what is best for their child."
Hampshire Constabulary obtained a European arrest warrant on the grounds the Kings neglected their son.
A High Court judge in Madrid ruled on Monday they will remain in custody for a maximum of 72 hours while he considers granting bail.
The CPS said in a statement: "Further evidence is now being provided to the CPS and so the case is under immediate review."
Ashya is under police guard in hospital in Malaga.
One of his brothers was allowed to visit him last night, the family lawyer said.
Mr King, 51, and Mrs King, 45, were arrested on Saturday night in Velez-Malaga.
The family took Ashya from the hospital last Thursday and travelled to France with him and his six siblings before heading to the Costa del Sol in southern Spain.
They want him to receive a treatment which they say was not made available to him on the NHS.
Proton beam therapy is only available on the NHS for eye conditions.
More than 90,000 people have signed an online petition demanding Ashya is reunited with his parents.
Dr Michael Marsh, medical director at University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust, said: "It's really important that the family and the medical and nursing teams have good communication and relationships.
"In Ashya's case we really regret that the communication and relationship broke down to the extent that the family lost trust in the team that were caring for him."
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