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BMA appoints strong advocate of euthanasia and assisted suicide as new deputy chair

The BMA has just elected a new deputy chairman

New suicide strategy is welcome but needs to address more effectively the phenomenon of media-induced suicide contagion

The Government has promised to pump £1.5 million into research exploring how to prevent suicides among those most at risk of taking their own lives.

If Norman Lamb is really serious about suicide prevention he should stop using the media to promote assisted suicide

Norman Lamb took the opportunity on the Today programme to promote his views on assisted suicide

Life with locked-in syndrome

Most people with ‘locked-in syndrome’ do not wish to die.

There is always something to live for, says son soccer star who became ‘locked in’ after stroke

The son of Gary Parkinson comments on Dad’s condition

Pleas to change law in locked-in syndrome cases rejected: ‘dispassionate court’ gets it right- compassionately

‘dispassionate court’ gets it right- compassionately

Judges say Parliament must decide on any change to the prohibition on euthanasia and assisted suicide

David Foster comments on the ruling of the Nicklinson and Martin case

Care Not Killing welcomes the High Court ruling on the ‘Tony Nicklinson’ and ‘Martin’ cases

Judges have rejected the Tony Nicklinson and Martin cases.

Locked-in syndrome survivor tells his story

Richard Marsh tells his story about having locked-in syndrome

Speeches from CNK Rally

Here are a collection of speeches from the CNK Rally held in July 2012

Why should we trust the pro-euthanasia lobby if they can’t even agree amongst themselves about what they want?

The euthanasia lobby has become more and more modest in their language yet at the same time they are so divided in agendas we do not know what they actually want

Lancet Study proves significant growth in euthanasia deaths in the Netherlands

An analysis of the Lancet review of euthanasia deaths in the Netherlands by Alex Schadenberg

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