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»	In the beginning
»	The withholding of artificial nutrition and hydration
»	What the Papers said before the judgment

»	The Judgment

»	What the Papers said after the Judgment

»	The Government Intervention

»	What the Papers said before the Appeal

»	The Appeal

»	What the Papers said during the Appeal

»	The Appeal Judgment

»	What the Papers said after the Appeal Judgment

»	Before the ECtHR Appeal

»	The ECtHR Reject Appeal

»	What the Papers said after the ECtHR Reject Appeal



»	The Continuing Debate

»	External Web Site Links

Ever since the Hillsborough Football Disaster and the Law Lords allowed the Withdrawal of artificial nutrition and hydration (ANH) for Tony Bland the arguments for and against continue.

Andrew Devine came out of his PVS state after eight years and now lives with his family.

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Background


» In the beginning » Something is going wrong » What I decided to do » Background on this case » BMA policy on Artificial Hydration and Nutrition

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Hillsborough Links
	»	Hillsborough survivor emerges from permanent vegetative state
	»	Euthanasia Ethics and Public Policy - An argument against Legalisation
	»	UK Parliament Tony Bland debate
	»	1992: Hillsborough victim allowed to die
	»	Essay - Euthanasia and the law
	»	The Hillsborough Football Disaster
	»	Case that changed rules
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Leslie Burke

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