What does a good death look like?

Scotland's decision on assisted dying is an opportunity to expand personal autonomy at the end of life.

Two in five hospices are planning to make cuts this year.

I have watched two people I love die in Britain’s end-of-life care system in the last five years.

Both my parents died in hospices in England – and what I witnessed is a system that is fraying at the edges. Too few staff, too little time, too many compromises. And ultimately, final days and hours t…