article_snippet.sent: Sir Bruce Forsyth has spoken out in favour of assisted dying, saying that watching Sir Bruce Forsyth first wife suffer with dementia has convinced Sir Bruce Forsyth Sir Bruce Forsyth wants to 'die with a bit of dignity left'.
article_snippet.sent: The veteran entertainer, now 87, said people should not be 'left to suffer', adding that in many cases it could be 'more cruel to do nothing' than allowing people to die.
article_snippet.sent: Sir Bruce Forsyth has said that sometimes it can be 'more cruel to do nothing' than to let someone die, as Sir Bruce Forsyth spoke out today in support of assisted dying .
article_snippet.sent: Sir Bruce said: 'It's a terrible illness, awful to see and awful for everyone close to the person suffering. '
article_snippet.sent: Sir Bruce joins other celebrities and politicians who support assisted dying, including the late author Terry Pratchett, former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey, and
highlights_snippet.sent: Sir Bruce said it can be 'more cruel to do nothing' than to let someone die .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Said Sir Bruce would like the right to be able to chose the timing of Sir Bruce own death .
  