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Providing the opportunity for people to be given the choice to die with dignity has inspired Scarborough woman Julie Casson to write a book about how her husband Nigel's battle with Motor Neurone Disease saw him travel to Switzerland’s assisted-suicide clinic Dignitas.

Ajay Close has put feminists at the centre of her new novel, inspired by her time growing up in Yorkshire during the hunt for Peter Sutcliffe. She talks to John Blow.Having fun at work and making money are at the top of most people’s wish-lists for a job but they’re also the hopes of the next generation of workers. However, young people are also thinking about work-life balance and whether they need a ‘side hustle’ to make ends meet.

Glass-maker Joanne Kenny, whose beach-inspired work is currently on display in York, is considering a very personal project for her next range. Chris Burn reports.

An architect is ready to start a series of 40 fundraising challenges in the coming years in memory of his Bradford-born mum with a 24-hour walk starting on Good Friday.

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