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PM slaps down Labour rebels demanding more time to debate Assisted Dying The Prime Minister remains undeterred in his support for a change to the law ahead of the vote this Friday.

"The Prime Minister remains undeterred in his support for a change to the law ahead of the vote this Friday." www.express.co.uk/news/politic...

“The process has been incredibly thorough…there was over 90 hours of Committee stage debate.”

Important clarity from the Leader of the House – the assisted dying Bill has received more scrutiny than most government bills.

My constituent Kay speaking here about her brother's death. This is why we need @kimleadbeatermp.bsky.social's Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill.

We support the assisted dying bill because of our medical backgrounds, not despite them The assisted dying bill is not about giving up on life, but about offering dignity at the end of it. Its safeguards do just that.

We support the assisted dying bill because of our medical backgrounds, not despite them, write Tory MP Neil Shastri-Hurst and Labour MP Beccy Cooper

I hope my colleagues will listen to the voices of terminally ill Scots desperate for more choice, control and dignity and the many people across Scotland who have witnessed the harrowing deaths of friends and loved ones.

NEWS: Scottish Assisted Dying Bill to be voted on by MSPs next month, following “detailed and constructive” Committee report.

Bill taker @orkneymsp.bsky.social MSP has urged his colleagues to “listen to the voices of terminally ill Scots desperate for more choice” 🧵

Mick accompanied his good friend Bob to Dignitas.

Bob had terminal cancer and was determined to die on his own terms. He should have been able to make that choice here in the UK.

We must change the law

'My brother's assisted death in Australia shows UK law must change' Rob Smyth died days before his 40th birthday after suffering from terminal lung cancer.

“I think it was a massive comfort for him, knowing that he would be able to have that control at the end and die on his own terms.”

#YesToDignity

"We need to legalise assisted dying because all of us, no matter what happens, deserve the choice to know that we won't be forced to suffer at the end of our lives."

#YesToDignity

As a democratic organisation committed to representing the views and interests of our thousands of members, we held a discussion at our AGM last night to agree on principles that we should expect from the owners of THFC. They are:

THST News - January 2025 - Tottenham Hotspur Supporters' Club In this month’s newsletter we share an update from our recent AGM at which, alongside our governance, we held a discussion on how members are feeling about the current position and direction...

ICYMI: Our January newsletter is now out, covering the outcomes from our 2025 AGM last week, away fans in home areas, security searches at Brentford, and more! Read it here:

The Trust will meet with Spurs Directors this month to press for changes in how our Club is run in line with what all dedicated and loyal Spurs fans should experience from the owners of THFC.

Co-created with our Trust members at our recent AGM, we will hold Spurs Directors accountable to:

Having had the weekend to reflect on the wealth of info from oral witnesses last week for my Private Members' Bill on Choice at the End of Life, I keep coming back to five things that really stuck with me 🧵 #AssistedDying 1/7

"Palliative care is about end of life choices. Voluntary assisted dying is about end of life choices."

Dr. Chloe Furst explains why assisted dying and palliative care complement each other.

A must-watch for those following this debate. #patientchoice #AssistedDying

Another valuable morning at Assisted Dying (AD) Bill committtee.

AD has been in place in Australia since 2019, important we learn from their experience.

Dr Clare Fellingham clear that our proposed law has tight limited eligibility for the terminally ill in line with theirs.

Parliamentlive.tv Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill

Today the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill starts to hear oral evidence from national and international experts in medicine, law, social work and beyond.

This is the first time any Private Members Bill has taken evidence in this way, in public.
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