Does the law need to change to help terminally ill people?

Controversy of the week The assisted dying bill ...

Kenneth Law was a seemingly ordinary man, living in Canada and working as a chef. He was a university graduate and, according to his CV, he’d previously worked in aerospace. But Law is accused of harb

The CEO of the Homecare Association, who has extensive experience in the social care, health, housing and technology sectors

With the average UK care home costing £65,000 a year, the prospect of meeting these fees can be a worry. But some people won’t have to pay – and it doesn’t have to mean selling your home. Our expert explains how it works

A change in law will protect women from prosecution for terminating pregnancies. But does it go far enough?

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