Louis Theroux spends time with those preparing to take a lethal but legally prescribed overdose and meets a controversial ...
A look at the patients in Canada and California legally choosing assisted dying, including both those undergoing the procedure and those who...
As Canada debates whether it's ready to allow the mentally ill to apply for assisted dying, the BBC follows one man fighting for his right to die.
In the concluding episode of this compelling documentary series, inimitable actress Miriam wants to know if we can ever be rea...
Miriam Margolyes is on a mission to confront her fear of aging and death. Miriam checks into a dementia care home, to see what...
Seven years ago Tony Nicklinson had a catastrophic stroke, which left him utterly paralysed. He can only communicate via a computer controlled b...
Liz ponders the different tracks to assisted dying in Canada and how, as well as it being opened it up disabled people...
Liz and her disabled activist friends discuss how the idea of assisted dying reflects on them as people in society.
Sunday Times columnist Melanie Reid, a disabled ex-horse-jumper, campaigns for the opposite of Liz and is adamant that its her human ri...
A palliative care doctor talks about her worries of making assisted dying legal.
A homeless man (who also has disabilities), got approved for Medical Assisted in Dying (MAID) by his doctor, after he knew he quali...
Liz meets a Canadian doctor who has assisted over 400 deaths in her profession.
Liz meets a Lord who has consistently campaigned for assisted dying, and makes his case for helping people with termin...
Liz speaks to Baroness Jane Campbell, who had a 'Do Not Resuscitate' order placed on her for a routine illness without consent.
A documentary on assisted suicide, authored by actor and disability rights activist Liz Carr.
One-off drama inspired by the true story of Dr Anne Turner, who in 2006 took her own life in a Zurich clinic having developed an incurable degene...
Schools religious education program for 14-18 year olds. Today's theme is Euthanasia which includes a dramatic reconstruction of real events, i...
Author Sir Terry Pratchett - an Alzheimer's sufferer - travels to the Dignitas Clinic in Switzerland and witnesses first-hand the procedures...
This film looks at the viewpoints of Charlotte and Paul whose life experiences have left them on opposing s...
Representatives from different religions discuss their opinions about euthanasia.
A nurse explains why she is against euthanasia.
A man explains his reasons for wanting access to euthanasia.
A woman with terminal Motor Neuron Disease explains why she believes assisted dying should be legalised.
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