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Letters:<strong> Charles Warlow </strong>and <strong>Prof Ben Colburn </strong>respond to an interview with Liz Carr who campaigns against assisted dying
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Letters:<strong> Charles Warlow </strong>and <strong>Prof Ben Colburn </strong>respond to an interview with Liz Carr who campaigns against assisted dying
YOUR recent article on homelessness ("Minister warns on homeless as figures rocket", The Herald October 11) highlights a chronic problem…
THE arguments for and against assisted dying are highly personal and emotive, and consequently often generate more heat than light.
AS a believer in God who was baptised in the Church of Scotland faith, I am disappointed in the opposition being launched by several high and…
Letters Readers respond to the long read on Avril Henry, an 82-year-old woman who was denied the help she wanted to end her life Campaigners for assisted dying. Photograph: Rob Stothard/Getty Images Campaigners for assisted dying. Photograph: Rob Stothard/Getty Images Fri 12 Mar 2021 11.35 EST Last modified on Fri 12 Mar 2021 11.40 EST Katie Engelhart described the courageous 82-year-old Avril Henry, who lived alone, had no close family, was wracked by multiple but untreatable problems so common in elderly people, and had had enough of her previously full life (‘My body is unserviceable and...