The widow of a Wiltshire man is at the Supreme Court in London to continue his right-to-die legal battle. Tony Nicklinson from Melksham lived for years with locked-in syndrome but died naturally after losing his High Court fight.
The family of locked-in syndrome sufferer Tony Nicklinson have lost their right-to-die challenge at the Court of Appeal.
Mr Nicklinson from Melksham died naturally - a week after losing his High Court bid to end his life with a doctor's help.
His widow Jane continued his battle for a change in the law. Despite her disappointment at today's ruling she says she will fight on.
Rebecca Broxton reports:
The family of Tony Nicklinson, from Wiltshire, have renewed their right-to-die court fight at the Supreme Court
Locked-in syndrome sufferer Tony Nicklinson's widow and a paralysed victim have pledged to continue to challenge right-to-die law.
Locked-in syndrome sufferer Tony Nicklinson campaigned for years to win the right to end his life. Here is the timeline of his struggle.