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Things are moving at a frightening pace in Belgium

Fresh warning sounded to UK as euthanasia deaths increase by 25% in Belgium in just one year

Amour: a dangerously seductive piece of pro-euthanasia propaganda

Critics reassess ‘Amour’ in the wake of its awards season prominence

Landmark Irish ‘right to die’ case is based on flawed assumption

Marie Fleming’s appeal before Dublin’s Supreme Court is based on a failure to understand the law’s basis and intention

BBC3’s ‘Way to Go’: review

BBC’s assisted suicide comedy highlights breadth of dangers associated with assisted suicide, but fails to prove subject matter’s artistic merit.

Comedian’s ‘Euthanasia Road Trip’

‘why these countries pass such laws, how they work and whether my concerns are justified’

The RCGP Council should reject Clare Gerada’s attempt to push it neutral on assisted suicide and euthanasia

A majority of doctors are opposed, and the RCGP must stand firm

Lib Dem Peer clarifies debate on ‘assisted dying’

Lord Carlile responds to party activist’s ‘errors, half truths and spin’ on ‘assisted dying’

Official: Doctors cannot encourage or assist suicide

Newly published GMC guidance clarifies how doctors and investigators should approach assisted suicide

Warning sounded to UK as Oregon assisted suicide deaths hit record high

As the next Westminster bill is prepared, we look at the awful lessons of its inspiration

New Assisted Suicide Bill set to come before the House of Lords in May

Lord Falconer has announced the latest attempt to press assisted suicide on Westminster

Belgian twins’ euthanasia, and what it represents

Just the latest step in an escalation of euthanasia which is badly out of control

BBC’s latest comedy offering: assisted suicide

Another example of institutional bias, a welcome opening of debate – or just plain bad taste?

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