The Times Online – 16 December 2009
Author: Rosemary Bennett
“More than half of MPs believe that the law should be changed to allow doctors to help terminally ill patients to die without fear of prosecution, according to a new poll. The findings, showing a significant shift in support for assisted suicide, come on the final day of consultation on draft guidelines on the issue.”
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