All news on the topic: Assisted suicide

Catherine Kassenoff posted a suicide note before she allegedly took her own life via assisted suicide in Switzerland. In the now-deleted note she claimed her children were taken by “unfair rulings.”

Catherine Kassenoff, a former federal prosecutor, said she chose assisted suicide due to the broken New York family court system, which she blamed for denying her access to her children

David Hunter, a 75-year-old retired coal miner from Northumberland, is standing trial in Cyprus for premeditated murder after a plea deal on the lesser charge of manslaughter collapsed

Lola Pearce came to the heartbreaking realisation that her condition is deteriorating beyond her control on Tuesday night's installment of EastEnders on BBC One

Health chiefs from countries which have given ill people control over how they die shared a range of experiences in a debate on a potential change to the law in the UK

British expat David Hunter claims he killed wife Janice at their Cyprus home at her request due to her incurable blood cancer - but a haematologist told his murder trial she may not have been terminal

Retired coal miner Brit David Hunter, 75, is accused of killing his ailing wife - who suffered from a form of blood cancer called myelodysplastic syndrome - by strangling her before consuming a mixture of pills to take his own life in Cyprus

Sue Lawford was probed by Dyffed Powys Police after going with Sharon Johnston - who had been paralysed in a fall - to Switzerland's Dignitas clinic where she ended her life