

The Assisted Dying Bill Explained
Nov 12, 2024
Vicki Young, BBC's deputy political editor, and Fergus Walsh, BBC's medical editor, delve into the contentious Assisted Dying Bill. They discuss how the legislation allows terminally ill adults to choose to end their life with strict requirements, including approval from medical professionals and a High Court judge. The conversation reveals the robust safeguards intended to protect vulnerable individuals and highlights the political sentiments surrounding the bill. Personal stories and international comparisons amplify the depth of this emotional debate.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Assisted Dying Bill: A Choice for the Terminally Ill
02:23 • 5min
Understanding the Assisted Dying Bill: Process and Safeguards
07:06 • 2min
Exploring Assisted Dying Laws: Oregon's Model and Its Implications
09:31 • 2min
Exploring the Assisted Dying Bill
11:02 • 18min
Heated Debates on Life and Death: The Assisted Dying Bill
29:03 • 2min