Lord Carey Sparks New Right To Die Controversy

The transcript discusses the controversial right to die debate, highlighting the Church of England's opposition and the shift in opinion by Dr. George Carey, former Archbishop of Canterbury. It includes personal perspectives, such as Margaret John's, who supports the right to die. The transcript also covers the legislative process, suggesting that the bill should be discussed by a royal commission and debated in Parliament.

What is the main issue discussed in the first section of the transcript?

• The role of technology in modern healthcare

• The benefits of alternative medicine

• The need for political change regarding the right to die

• The impact of climate change on health

How did Dr. George Carey's view on the right to die change?

• He became more supportive of the church's traditional stance

• He shifted to support the right to die due to the reality of suffering

• He decided to remain neutral on the issue

• He advocated for stricter laws against the right to die

What does Dr. George Carey believe the church might be inadvertently supporting?

• Technological advancement

• Economic growth

• Anguish and pain

• Hope and healing

What is Margaret John's perspective on the right to die?

• She believes it should be banned entirely

• She supports it as it provides a sense of control

• She is indifferent to the issue

• She opposes it due to religious beliefs

What is suggested as the next step for the right to die bill proposed by Lord Falconer?

• Immediate implementation without further discussion

• Approval by the Church of England

• Review by a royal commission

• Rejection by the Parliament