
Watch this subscriber exclusive event in full at https://www.unherd.com/live The assisted dying bill has divided Britain along new philosophical, religious and ethical lines. On one side, deep concern over the misuses of “medically assisted dying” in countries such as Canada. On the other, persuasive stories of compassion and personal choice in the face of suffering. Coming together to discuss the existential problem of euthanasia are four of Britain’s most erudite thinkers on the subject: philosopher Kathleen Stock, journalist Sonia Sodha, Rabbi Jonathan Romain and journalist David Aaronovitch. Join UnHerd for what promises to be a passionate and challenging debate.

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