Widow who took husband to Dignitas tells peers law must change

Louise Shackleton, who was told this month she will not face charges over her husband’s assisted death in Switzerland last ...

EXCLUSIVE: Widow finds hidden letter of love from husband MONTHS after dying in Switzerland

Widow Louise Shackelton said she was left broken after finding a hidden letter to her from late husband Antony 10 months ...

Widow cleared in dying case urges law change

The legislation proposes allowing terminally ill adults in England and Wales, who have fewer than six months to live, to ...

Widow says assisted dying 'should not just be for the elite' after police probe husband's death

Widow Louise Shackleton, who travelled with her husband to Dignitas last December, is urging the Lords to help change the law ...

'I went with my husband to Dignitas and was investigated by police for almost a year'

Louise Shackleton was investigated by police for ten months after accompanying her husband to Dignitas. She is now urging ...
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«Realitätsnah» oder «missbräuchlich»? Wenn Exit und Dignitas plötzlich die Jugendsession sponsern

Im November debattieren Jugendliche im Bundeshaus über ihre Zukunft – doch bei der Jugendsession 2025 ist auch das Lebensende Thema. Die Präsenz von Exit und Dignitas als Sponsoren spaltet das politis ...

Assisted dying: Woman 'does not regret' taking sick husband to Dignitas

Louise Shackleton who took her sick husband to end his life at Dignitas in Switzerland says it is "unfair to be treated like criminals" and she "doesn't regret it".
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I brought my mum to Dignitas - I was distraught after watching her die but relieved that her torment had ended... Then a phone call from the police began a new nightmare

There were blue skies over suburban Zurich on the winter morning my mother chose to die: a day of fathomless sadness, but, if all went to plan, one which would end her suffering. My sister pushed Mum ...

Großbritannien: Louise hilft schwerkrankem Ehemann „in Würde zu sterben” – trotz Sterbehilfe-Verbot

Jahrelang kämpfte Anthony Shackleton gegen eine Motoneuron-Krankheit. Im Dezember 2024 begeht der 59-Jährige in der Dignitas-Klinik in der Schweiz Suizid. Seine Frau ist bei ihm. Seitdem ermittelt die ...

Assisted dying: Woman not charged over her husband's assisted death

A woman who took her husband to end his life at the Dignitas facility in Switzerland was investigated by police for 10 months ...

Widow Louise Shackleton who went to Dignitas with husband told she will not face charges

Louise Shackleton had been under investigation for assisted suicide after she handed herself into police following her ...