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Would this new euthanasia ruling have condemned me to an agonising death?
NIKKI KENWARD reflects on when she was in a 'locked-in' state for five months.
The slide towards legalised euthanasia in Britain continues to accelerate, as the judiciary systematically demolishes protections for the lives of the vulnerable.
Women are illegally taking abortion pills, which they have bought online, at home to avoid enduring abortions on public transport.
Legal permission will no longer be required to end care for patients in a long-term permanent vegetative state, the Supreme Court has ruled.
Street market managers in West Sussex broke the law when they revoked the licence of a Christian trader criticised for a tract he offered customers, a county court has ruled.
An MP who received death threats after condemning the sexual abuse of girls by groups of British Pakistani men has been given increased security amid fears that hard-left and Muslim opponents are trying to force her from office.
Grieving families who want secular funerals are asking for Crosses and other religious symbols to be removed from chapels before services.
ATHEISTS demanding non-religious funerals have urged crematorium bosses to ditch their crosses.
More than 170 politicians in the UK and Ireland have called on the British government to reform Northern Ireland’s abortion laws. The group, including Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat MPs and peers, Stormont assembly members and Irish TDs, said that it was a matter of protecting women’s human rights and honouring the Good Friday agreement.
Martin Pistorius had locked-in syndrome and was unable to communicate for more than a decade.
A town mayor in County Durham has resigned after he prompted "a torrent of abuse online" for voicing "Biblical views".