Author Pratchett appeals for assisted-suicide legislation

Author Terry Pratchett will tonight call for assisted suicide to be legalised as two polls revealed most people back the move.

Author Terry Pratchett will tonight call for assisted suicide to be legalised as two polls revealed most people back the move.

The writer will give the Richard Dimbleby Lecture tonight, which will be screened on BBC One, and will say that a “tribunal” should be set up to give seriously ill people permission to get help to die.

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