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9 Sep 2014:
Clips ‘actually even bigger than Harlem Shake’ in its early days, as charity challenge spreads far beyond the US. By Stuart Dredge
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30 Aug 2014: Greens, animal rights supporters and even Catholics have opposed the campaign, but for the UK's MND Association, the £4.5m is a 'fabulous' boost, writes Tracy McVeigh
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26 Aug 2014:
Even more celebrities have taken on the ALS ice bucket challenge – from George RR Martin to Benedict Cumberbatch and even Kermit the frog
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24 Aug 2014: Scotland’s first minister and his deputy Nicola Sturgeon accept charity soaking after Alistair Darling completed it on Friday
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19 Aug 2014: Jess Zimmerman: On social media, we look away from the Big Important Story all the time. See? You’re about to. At least for the next 90 seconds
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18 Aug 2014:
Neale Daniher, who coached Melbourne to the 2000 grand final, has been diagnosed with the incurable motor neurone disease
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17 Aug 2014: The meme to raise money for ALS is all over social media, and it’s working. Not all fundraising stunts should be dismissed
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8 Aug 2014:
Other lives: Author and teacher whose memoir of life with motor neurone disease became a viral success
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7 Jul 2014:
Physicist considered 'so far gone' doctors offered to turn off his life support machine, professor tells Royal College of Surgeons
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3 Mar 2014:
Jo Harris: As a barrister and judge, I made my living by speaking. How do I cope now that such an integral part of myself has been taken away from me?
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7 Nov 2013:
Other lives: Campaigner for greater access to experimental medicines
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28 Jul 2013:
Physicist says first wife refused to end his life when he became seriously ill and he recovered to complete A Brief History of Time
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9 Jul 2013:
Paul Chamberlain, who has motor neurone disease, has obtained drugs from overseas to take his own life
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Video
(7min 03sec),
9 Jul 2013:
Paul Chamberlain explains why he has decided to take his own life – and why he backs the assisted dying bill
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20 Jun 2013:
A documentary about one man's experience of motor neurone disease is sobering and moving, if not as much as his own writing, writes Peter Bradshaw
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