

Assisted dying: why Britain should back a change
Nov 22, 2024
Georgia Banjo, Britain correspondent for The Economist, dives into the contentious debate over assisted dying in the UK, highlighting the moral complexities and political dynamics as a critical vote looms. Stephen Mazey offers insights into how Trump's Supreme Court reshaped the judiciary and what future appointments may mean. Anne Rowe pays homage to Frank Auerbach, reflecting on the impact of personal loss in his artistic journey. The conversation weaves together significant social issues with gripping historical context.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Navigating Assisted Dying Legislation in Britain
03:01 • 6min
Implications of Assisted Dying Legislation in Britain
09:23 • 2min
Trump's Legacy on the Supreme Court
11:44 • 8min
Resilience and Light: The Artist's Journey
19:57 • 7min
Concluding Remarks and Advertisements
27:01 • 2min