Janet Eastham

Dr Philip Nitschke is ready to launch his invention in Britain, which affords the user a special view for their final moments

Comments made by philosopher in 2021 raise concern about safeguards surrounding assisted dying Bill

A letter signed by more than 3,000 professionals warns that inadequate palliative care could coerce patients and should be fixed instead

Grandson of company founder accuses family of removing him as a director because of his belief in teachings of L Ron Hubbard

British singer shares video of meeting with her pop idol during her set at Caesars Palace

NHS whistleblowers dubbed ‘Darlington Five’ say they feel ‘humiliated and dehumanised’

Princess of Wales’s brother says Ella was instrumental in supporting him through his ‘lowest ebb’

Report looks at the language used by 11 dioceses to describe new worshipping communities

Condition of victim and her mother, who was also wounded, is not yet known as police arrest man after ‘horrible’ attack

Poll reveals older generation willing to foot grown-up kids’ bills for ‘quality time together’

Matter being reviewed after posts on Robert Largan’s social media referred to Derbyshire Constabulary

Procedure weaponised against those who raise concerns over patient safety

Medics raised their fears for patient safety but instead found themselves at the sharp end of managers’ scrutiny

Consultant says she will ‘never be the same again’ after being hounded by managers who also insisted that she provide handwriting samples

Managers responsible for failed disciplinary proceedings find other jobs in health service thanks to ‘merry-go-round’

Talented doctors and nurses claim they have lost their jobs – with some driven to brink of suicide – as bosses sought to bury their concerns

Doctors who raise patient safety concerns tell how they are confronted with systemic bullying and harassment from managers and colleagues

The UK’s charitable spirit must be nurtured, the head of the Charity Commission warns, after gifts were turned down because of activists

Ministers should permit overseas doctors to virtually prescribe medications to British people unable to get GP appointments, paper suggests

Kurtis Mawson, 22, who carried out secret recordings in a public convenience, told police he considered himself female