Tag: Media

Richard & Judy's euthanasia pact comments are ill-informed, misjudged - and tellingly inconsistent
The BBC's popular Sunday night drama offers an alternative view of 'a good death'
How did Coronation Street do?
Assisted suicide on Coronation Street
Further evidence of BBC cheerleading for assisted suicide
Coronation Street must handle assisted suicide story with great sensitivity and care
Guardian health editor jumps onto suicide promotion bandwagon
Asked for evidence of the much-maligned 'slippery slope', our Campaign Director shocked radio listeners with a Dutch protocol under which disabled babies can be euthanized.
BBC's assisted suicide comedy highlights breadth of dangers associated with assisted suicide, but fails to prove subject matter's artistic merit.
'why these countries pass such laws, how they work and whether my concerns are justified'
Another example of institutional bias, a welcome opening of debate - or just plain bad taste?
Positive protrayals of euthanasia in cinema have a long history
An uncommunicative, severely brain-injured patient has been able to give answers clinically relevant to their care
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.
Norman Lamb took the opportunity on the Today programme to promote his views on assisted suicide
3 articles this week aim at neutralising medical opposition to euthanasia
Things that we were not told about Terry Pratchett's documentary
Alison Davis is interviewed by Mark Dowd of the BBC World Service in the first episode of a series Heart And Soul: Choosing Life.