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Havant MP Alan Mak Restates His Opposition to Assisted Dying Bill as It Returns to House of Commons
Polling found 34% want assisted dying legal only with more state-funded end-of-life care, while 30% back legalisation without extra funding.
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The fresh vote on assisted dying is not only about life and death – it is about democracy
I have spent much of my working life listening to the public, watching opinions change, loyalties shift and issues once considered settled become fiercely contested. Assisted dying is not one of those issues.
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Third of public back assisted dying law only with more palliative funding – poll
The Bill is back in the House of Commons on Friday.
As assisted dying bill returns to Commons, families recall loved ones’ battle to ‘go out on own terms’
Elise Burns and Keith Williams appeared in campaign filmed by Rankin this year – both were denied their wishes, but their relatives are picking up the baton The feeling, said Sarah Burns of her sister’s last days, is one of overwhelming guilt. “You feel really guilty, and helpless,” she says. “Because we knew what she…
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