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A leading Paralympian and Peer has warned that possible welfare cuts could push people with a chronic illness and a disability towards choosing an assisted suicide.
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Experts on domestic abuse have warned MSPs that assisted suicide legislation before the Scottish Parliament is a threat to victims, saying a law change could provide a "lethal weapon" to abusive men.
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MPs have rejected proposals to prevent people with anorexia from accessing Assisted Suicide under Kim Leadbeater’s Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, despite concerns being raised from a number of charities…
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MSPs urged to end years of inexplicable inaction and back sex-buying…
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New Inquiry launched into pimping websites across Northern Ireland
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Scottish Govt urged to reject extreme abortion proposals
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Big majority of Peers speak out against assisted suicide
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A number of MPs have expressed their dismay after it emerged that the requirement for a High Court Judge to sign off someone’s assisted suicide is being dropped from the Leadbeater Bill.
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Four Labour MPs have emailed their parliamentary colleagues with a stinging rebuke of Kim Leadbeater, the sponsor of the proposed assisted suicide bill.
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A range of concerns associated with Westminster assisted suicide plans have been rehearsed before MPs.
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A coalition of UK doctors has raised concerns over proposed changes to assisted suicide laws in England and Wales.
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In November, a majority of MPs backed an assisted suicide Private Members’ Bill from Labour MP Kim Leadbeater. This vote received wide coverage in the media. However, this is by no means…
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Up to 30 MPs who initially supported the assisted suicide Bill may withdraw their backing in the forthcoming parliamentary vote, citing concerns over potential coercion and the role of medical professionals.
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Hospices in England have been promised a funding boost of £100 million in a move welcomed by the sector.
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