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    Controversial right-to-die campaigner dubbed ‘Dr Death’ speaks in London to promote his ‘suicide collar’ – but without the device over fears ‘it would get stopped at customs’

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    MPs and campaigners had called on the Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, to ban Dr Philip Nitschke from even being allowed to enter Britain. But, he freely spoke at an event on Saturday.



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