Right-to-die campaigner passes away after losing court appeal

August 22, 2012 17:30

Tony Nicklinson, the "locked-in' syndrome sufferer who challenged Britain's laws on the right to die has passed away, his lawyers said. Read

Also see: The Daily Mail story on the day the court ruled against allowing him to die.

And the world's first right to die debate: The Karen Quinlan story.

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