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DOGS get to die with greater dignity than some terminally ill people, says Dame Esther Rantzen.

DOGS get to die with greater dignity than some terminally ill people, says Dame Esther Rantzen.

The 83-year-old broadcaster’s name was raised during a near three-hour debate

Tory MP Siobhan Baillie began to cry as she shared the testimony of a man who had written to her about his mum, as MPs debated whether to legalise assisted dying

The 83-year-old broadcaster’s name was raised during a near three-hour debate.

The 83-year-old broadcaster’s name was raised during a near three-hour debate.

Activists could be seen dressed in scrubs holding placards that read 'don't make doctors killers' and 'the slippery slope is real' outside Westminster today.

Broadcaster Jonathan Dimbleby, is expected to be among the high profile figures gathered, having previously described the law as 'increasingly unbearable'.

She is backing a campaign for UK assisted dying laws to change.

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TV presenter Dame Esther Rantzen was diagnosed with terminal cancer last year

**_If you are experiencing feelings of distress and isolation, or are struggling to cope, The Samaritans offer support; you can speak to someone for free over the phone, in confidence, on 116 123 (UK and ROI), email jo@samaritans.org, or…

Dame Esther Rantzen gave Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid an update on her health after being diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer.

Dame Esther Rantzen opened up to Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid as she campaigns for the law on assisted dying to be changed after being diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer

Diagnosed with terminal lung cancer, Dame Esther Rantzen is reigniting the debate around assisted dying, issuing an emotional plea for her family whom she fears could face turmoil.

MPs are set to debate assisted dying today, after a campaign backed by the journalist and campaigner Dame Esther Rantzen.

EXCLUSIVE: Childline founder Dame Esther Rantzen said those on both sides of the argument must "listen to and learn from each other".

VETERAN broadcaster Dame Esther Rantzen says she is too ill with stage four lung cancer to attend a Westminster debate on assisted dying.

VETERAN broadcaster Dame Esther Rantzen says she is too ill with stage four lung cancer to attend a Westminster debate on assisted dying.

MPs will debate assisted dying on Monday