Insight: Daughters demand right to die in the name of their campaigning mother

When Heather Black was in hospital having a stent fitted, shortly after being diagnosed with oesophageal cancer, she turned to her daughter, Sarah, and said: “I wish Harold Shipman worked on this ward.” View email online

News Sport Arts and Culture Jun 21, 2020 Insight: Daughters demand right to die in the name of their campaigning mother When Heather Black was in hospital having a stent fitted, shortly after being diagnosed with oesophageal cancer, she turned to her daughter, Sarah, and said: “I wish Harold Shipman worked on this ward.” ‘It’s a f**cking embarrassment’: Irvine Welsh addresses BLM protest in St Andrew Square The acclaimed author said “nobody did more to prevent the abolition of slavery” than Henry Dundas. Reading stabbings: Three feared dead in suspected terror attack A multiple stabbing attack in Reading is suspected to be terror-related, a security source has said. ‘It’s just heartbreaking’: Nicola Sturgeon reacts to death of three children in Paisley fire The First Minister reacted to the news that three children have died after a fire broke out in a flat in Paisley. Review: Renault Captur One of the cars which surprised me this year was the latest Renault Clio. Tested here is its big brother, sister or gender-neutral sibling, the Captur, all-new this year and continuing, one expects, the success of the previous Captur – billed by Renault as the best-selling urban SUV. It has sold 1.5 million in 90 countries since 2013 and is segment top dog, cat or other animal for the past seven years. Hearts analysis: Legal case could force rethink on reconstruction Legal threat may be bargaining chip for Tynecastle club and Partick Thistle How Qasim Sheikh’s podcast is helping him beat depression Former Scotland batsman has been tackling mental health issues during lockdown Bryan Redpath still hopes his son chooses Scotland over England 20-year-old centre Cameron ‘knows my feelings’ says Redpath senior Calum Hill on staying ahead of the game in lockdown Scot says getting stuck in Arizona meant he was out on the course while his rivals were stuck in their gardens View more news

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