In this discussion, Liz Carr, an actor and disability activist known for the BBC documentary 'Better Off Dead,' shares her concerns that the assisted dying bill might endanger marginalized communities. Mark Mardell, a broadcaster living with Parkinson's, argues for more robust legislation. They explore the ethical dilemmas of autonomy versus societal responsibility, the intricate political dynamics among MPs, and the deep emotional complexities that shape the debate. Their insights illuminate the urgent need for thoughtful consideration in this sensitive issue.

Liz Carr, an actor, disability rights campaigner, and comedian, dives deep into the heated debate on assisted dying in the UK. She questions whether focusing on a 'good death' overshadows the right to a good life, especially for vulnerable individuals. Carr shares her personal journey through chronic illness and the importance of representation for disabled actors in the theater. Packed with humor and thought-provoking insights, she highlights the ethical dilemmas of legalizing assisted dying and its impacts on society.