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Tony Nicklinson: 'I have no dignity'

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New research from the BMJ suggests that many people with "locked-in" syndrome are happy.

Tony Nicklinson, who is living with the condition, and his wife Jane, spoke to reporter Zubeida Malik about the quality of his life.

This is an extended version of the broadcast interview.

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