Terminal illness

"You shouldn't have to worry about bills when you're dying," says a woman who nursed her late husband.

The debate around assisted dying has been a polarised one - and there are still hurdles to cross before it will be a reality here.

An assisted dying debate hosted by Southampton Council of Faiths hears a range of views.

Women who have been given a life-changing diagnosis describe how they learned to say yes to life.

The House of Keys votes to throw out lowering the residency requirement from five years to one.

The family of Elias, who an inoperable brain tumour, walked from Winsley to Bath's RUH.

Corby and East Northants MP Lee Barron says the debate is "the start of a conversation, not the end".

The family of a woman who ended her life at Dignitas call for a change in the law on assisted dying.