If death comes without suffering, under the care of a physician and requested by an individual who desires peace and closure, what are the grounds for stopping it? This program investigates the various moral, religious, and philosophical perspectives surrounding euthanasia. Highlighting both pro and con arguments in the debate as it has taken shape in the United Kingdom, the video features such prominent figures as Lord Joel Joffe, who brought to Parliament a bill supporting assisted suicide, and Baroness Jane Campbell—a disabled peer who was at one time given a “do not resuscitate” notice and who now strongly opposes euthanasia. A short dramatic segment provides context with an illuminating, emotionally charged narrative. Viewable/printable educational resources are available online. Part of the series Medical Ethics: Real-World Applications. (25 minutes)