A former politician who lost three sons to terminal illness has claimed Scotland's assisted dying legislation could become 'a ...

When word came on Tuesday that the Scottish parliament had voted - and by an unexpectedly large margin - to legalise ...

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Following the Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPsych) statement this week on its "serious concerns" including on numbers of ...

But MPs only had time to vote on two amendments to the Assisted Dying Bill. One of them means that medical staff will be allowed to opt out of helping patients die. That lack of time has reignited the ...

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A woman with MS has said that the assisted dying bill isn't about "shortening life" but rather is about "shortening death" in ...

Alliance, DUP and TUV MPs all expressed deep concerns about the bill to legalise assisted dying which was debated in ...

Dame Esther Rantzen ’s daughter led calls for “kindness, compassion and choice” outside Parliament on Friday, as campaigners ...

The historic, and controversial, legislation to legalise assisted dying returned to the House of Commons today with MPs debating a series of amendments.

OPINION: The debate provided some subtle hints about what may lie ahead for Kim Leadbeater's landmark legislation.

Dr Danny Chambers, the MP for Winchester, has voted no to the amendment on the assisted dying bill, ensuring healthcare staff are not obliged to be involved. He previously voted yes to the second ...