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If the Channel island approves legalising euthanasia it will be the first region of the British Isles to do so
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Assisted dying is being debated by the parliament of Guernsey, the British crown dependency.
It comes after the chief minister of the island called for some terminally ill people to be given access to assisted dying.
If the 40 lawmakers were to back the proposal, the Channel Island would become the only the part of the British Isles to legalise the process.
It would also re-ignite the emotional issue in other European countries.
There have been demonstrations in Guernsey for and against assisted dying
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