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Analysts in the House of Lords dig beneath recently published figures concerning suicide among terminally ill people in England
Where did the first day of consideration in committee actually get us?
Peers urged to ditch dangerous assisted suicide bill, as new polling shows that one in ten Britons would favour rewarding older people for ending their lives.
Read briefings circulated among members of the House of Lords ahead of the Falconer Bill's committee stage: on the Bill itself and on ten reasons not to follow Oregon's example.
'living through a similar situation in all its grim reality has convinced me that assisted suicide is not the answer'
The Assisted Dying Bill goes before the House of Lords in Committee on Friday 7 November
...It's not just a wish to 'have the debate' is it?'
'the wake-up call surely has sounded'
The Royal College of Physicians has launched a survey to assess its members' views on assisted suicide
Elderly pro-euthanasia campaigner starves herself to death in high-profile attempt to advance her cause
The DPP needs to explain to Parliament why she has seemingly decriminalised physician assisted suicide
Euthanasia deaths in the Netherlands continue their relentless rise, newly published official figures confirm
Suspended physician under police investigation in every Australian state over possible involvement in nearly 20 deaths
CNK Responds to NCPC-led Government consultation
We reflect on the principles and priorities of an honourable gentleman, whose approach should serve as a model for others
Author Charles Lambert on putting his life on hold for a year to care for his dying mother
Ahead of the Falconer Bill's second reading, key healthcare professionals' groups issued strong statements reiterating: we can do better for our patients.
Regardless of views in principle, Lord Falconer's Bill is 'unsatisfactory', say lawyers Khawar Qureshi QC and Catriona Nicol.