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Steady annual increase in assisted suicide cases sounds warning to UK
Lawyer David Foster considers June's Supreme Court ruling, and its implications
MPs from all parties have expressed concern over the rising numbers of deaths under Washington state's Oregon-inspired assisted suicide law.
Richard & Judy's euthanasia pact comments are ill-informed, misjudged - and tellingly inconsistent
Death was always one of the great taboos of British conversation - and it seems that not much has changed, according to recent Dying Matters research.
David Cameron's reaffirmed opposition to assisted suicide is in keeping with other party leaders' comments over recent years
BMA past president tells the House of Lords that claims that prosecutorial guidelines 'inhibit' doctors are 'unfounded'
Four years after the then Director of Public Prosecutions published his criteria for prosecuting in instances of assisted suicide, Peers last week locked horns over the merits and demerits of the guidelines.
The BBC's popular Sunday night drama offers an alternative view of 'a good death'
Child euthanasia in Belgium has been denounced at the Council's Parliamentary Assembly - 'the democratic conscience of Greater Europe'
A catalogue of reasons why Margo MacDonald's Assisted Suicide Bill should be rejected
How did Coronation Street do?
Assisted suicide on Coronation Street
...down euthanasia's slippery slope
Belgian Senate will vote on bill to extend euthanasia to children with disabilities on 26 November
Why euthanasia in Belgium is so out of control
Care Not Killing responds to the Assisted Suicide (Scotland) Bill
Lord Falconer's 'Assisted Dying' Bill is 'asking Parliament to sign a blank cheque' say peers