Tag: Opinion

The BBC's popular Sunday night drama offers an alternative view of 'a good death'
A catalogue of reasons why Margo MacDonald's Assisted Suicide Bill should be rejected
Kathy Gyngell describes how redoubled care efforts overcame her terminally ill husband's despair - and afforded him a peaceful death
'Disabled people, elderly people, adults made vulnerable by terminal and other illnesses, and now children are being told that their lives are not worth living.'
A debate at University College London on Monday night allowed the core principles of the debate on assisted suicide to be addressed - and by a distinguished cast.
With all major disabilities activists' groups opposed to euthanasia and assisted suicide, what is Dignity in Dying's new wing's real purpose?
Lord Falconer's 'Assisted Dying' Bill is 'asking Parliament to sign a blank cheque' say peers
A great scientist - but his advice on decriminalising assisted suicide should be given short shrift
Jonathan Agnew should stick to cricket rather than pontificating about serious matters of public policy
'It's only when you go through what I am going through that you understand that life is generous'
Chichester case should serve as a reminder of why assisted suicide is against the law
Yorkshire GP Dr Mark Pickering on the BMA's vote of confidence in the LCP
Human rights, equalities and disability rights expert Neil Crowther dissects the most prominent reasons given for legal change.
Critics reassess 'Amour' in the wake of its awards season prominence
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'
Lord Carlile responds to party activist's 'errors, half truths and spin' on 'assisted dying'
Newly published GMC guidance clarifies how doctors and investigators should approach assisted suicide