Dr Philip Nitschke, the Australian right-to-die campaigner known as 'Dr Death' who is behind the Sarco euthanasia pod, said he will be 'enthusiastically' seeking to bring it the Britiain.

An Australian right-to-die campaigner has vowed to bring a double-suicide pod to the UK after the bill to legalise assisted dying passed its final vote in the Commons. MPs voted on Friday by a ...

Mr Stafford told The Independent: “The inventor of the Sarco death pod has stated that he would like to introduce his gas pods to this country. The assisted dying Bill, as drafted, would allow ...

THE inventor of the controversial Sacro “suicide pod” has vowed to bring the death device to the UK – despite it facing scrutiny over the alleged murder of a woman. It comes ...

Philip Nitschke enters a ‘suicide pod’ known as ‘Sarco’ in Rotterdam, The Netherlands (Picture: AP) The inventor of the controversial ‘Sarco’ suicide pod has vowed to bring it to ...

The Sarco suicide pod 's inventor Philip Nitschke told the BBC that Dr Willet himself died by assisted suicide in Germany. The controversial device is a 3D-printed portable machine that floods ...

Euthanasia campaigner Dr Philip Nitschke and his Sarco pod. Picture: Supplied “He knew that he did nothing illegal or wrong, but his belief in the rule of law in Switzerland was in tatters.

The Sarco suicide pod 's inventor Philip Nitschke told the BBC that Dr Willet himself died by assisted suicide in Germany. The controversial device is a 3D-printed portable machine that floods with ...

Philip Nitschke inside a 'suicide pod' known as 'The Sarco'. Picture: AP Photo/Ahmad Seir Several people were arrested by Swiss Authorities over the death of a 64-year-old woman in the pod.

Euthanasia campaigner Dr Philip Nitschke and his Sarco pod. Picture: Supplied “He knew that he did nothing illegal or wrong, but his belief in the rule of law in Switzerland was in tatters.

The controversial creator of Sarco's "suicide pod" has been branded "Dr Death" after his latest "chilling" invention would allow dementia patients to activate a "killer switch". Dr Philip Nitschke ...