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28/11/2011
Two people with opposing views on assisted dying come together to discuss the issue. Plus, how the Tudor flagship Mary Rose is helping those who have suffered medical setbacks.
The Commission on Assisted Dying is to publish its recommendations on whether changes to UK law are needed in January. BBC South brings two people with opposing views together to discuss the issue. Tony Nicklinson from Wiltshire suffered a stroke and wants assistance from his wife to end his life. Michael Wenham from Oxfordshire has motor neurone disease and believes the UK law should not be changed.
Also, a look at how Henry VIII's flagship Mary Rose is being used to re-build people's lives after they have suffered medical setbacks.
Last on
Mon 28 Nov 201119:30
BBC One South, HD & Oxfordshire only
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Jon Cuthill |
| Director | Jane Goddard |
| Series Producer | Richard Spalding |
Broadcast
- Mon 28 Nov 201119:30BBC One South, HD & Oxfordshire only
