TV tonight: a woman's body is dissected on screen | Television | The Guardian
BBC NEWS | Entertainment | Channel 4 to screen bodily decay
Channel 4 fans gobsmacked as human dissection is 'most graphic thing shown on TV ever' - Daily Star
My Dead Body documentary offers Brighton students once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
Mom of two who died of rare cancer publicly dissected on TV
My Dead Body documentary offers Brighton students once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
Dissection of a woman's body to be shown on Channel 4 tonight in TV first - JOE.co.uk
Mom of two who died of rare cancer publicly dissected on TV
Students and staff praise brave mum who gave her body for public dissection : Broadcast: News items : University of Sussex
My Dead Body Channel 4: Woman explains wanting her body dissected | Metro News
Channel 4 announces moving, never-before-seen dissection doc My Dead Body | Channel 4
My Dead Body on Channel 4 review: groundbreaking and poignant | Evening Standard
My Dead Body review – the skull crack makes even the medical students wince | Television | The Guardian
Students and staff praise brave mum who gave her body for public dissection : Broadcast: News items : University of Sussex
Mother-of-two who died from rare eye cancer aged 30 is DISSECTED for Channel 4 | Daily Mail Online
Readers' Letters: Scottish body donors won't be seen on TV
Watch My Dead Body | Stream free on Channel 4
Watch My Dead Body | Stream free on Channel 4
Horrified viewers slam Channel 4 for 'most graphic thing shown on TV ever' | The Sun
Realscreen » Archive » Channel 4's “My Dead Body” to feature UK's first televised dissection of a named donor
Channel 4 finally secures rights to Frankie Cocozza autopsy | Pop Peelings
TV crew films Brighton doctor dissect body for documentary – Brighton and Hove News
Channel 4 fans gobsmacked as human dissection is 'most graphic thing shown on TV ever' - Daily Star
Watch My Dead Body | Stream free on Channel 4
My Dead Body on Channel 4 review: groundbreaking and poignant | Evening Standard
Channel 4 fans gobsmacked as human dissection is 'most graphic thing shown on TV ever' - Daily Star
