Anti-assisted dying campaigners said the move was a ... “We don’t give powers of life or death to panels”. He argued that the panel’s decision would be essentially judicial anyway ...

India has a rich artistic heritage, but several traditional art forms are fading due to modernisation and declining patronage. These crafts, once an integral part of cultural identity, now struggle ...

This is an important potential change in the social work role. However, death and dying have always been firmly embedded within the profession, either directly, through people who are terminally ill ...

The requirement for a High Court judge to approve assisted dying applications has been dropped by the committee considering the bill. The clause had been heralded by the bill's supporters as a ...

Expert panels approving assisted dying applications instead of High Court ... have the power to approve applications for an assisted death. Other amendments could see the possibility to have ...

While these might have any number of connotations, each has a particularly nefarious one in Kevin Demery’s solo exhibition “A Lesson Before Dying” at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art ...

As expected, the examining the assisted dying bill has got rid of the need for a High Court ... This is it: “Parliament is deciding who should have the power to grant an assisted death. Right now, the ...

Here’s a few examples of the indomitable spirit that we salute. A dying art gave them recognition, respect When Satveer Kaur (30) from Ramsara village, Manpreet Kaur (25) from Mahinangal village and ...

Artist Dick Frizzell recounts his toddler through teenage years in the new memoir Hastings: A Boy's Own Adventure. Photo / Michael Craig The 82-year-old painter speaks to Kim Knight about ...

Instead, the most common place of death is in hospital ... There are many reasons people end up dying in hospital when they would have preferred to have done so at home. Palliative care staff ...

who would not be eligible for assisted dying under the bill. But the name of the court alone signals that the focus should be on protection—safeguarding the rights of not only those eligible to seek ...