The Archbishop of Banterbury

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We must protect him at all costs 😭❤️

2025 is here, and thankfully the Conservatives did not follow through with this

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Every train journey would be better with a dog pulling funny faces through the seat

Each year on 8th December, the anniversary of John Lennon’s death, the National Trust keeps the bedroom light on in his childhood home, allowing fans to gather and honour his memory. It’s a touching and heartfelt tribute.

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A day in the life of a police drugs dog

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Massive away win for the little fella.

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Have they all put each other’s coats on by accident?

The bill will now face further scrutiny in both the Commons and the Lords. If passed, it could take up to two years to implement, with protocols and safeguards established in that time.

This decision marks a pivotal moment in the UK’s ongoing debate about end-of-life choices.

Opponents raised concerns about safeguarding the vulnerable and the ethical implications of legalising assisted dying.

During the debate, MPs shared personal stories and strong opinions. Supporters, including Prime Minister Keir Starmer, described the bill as “a compassionate step forward,” offering dignity to those facing unbearable suffering.

The proposed legislation would allow terminally ill adults with less than six months to live to seek assistance in ending their lives. Safeguards, including approval from two independent doctors and a High Court judge, aim to ensure the decision is voluntary and informed.

The Assisted Dying Bill has been approved by MPs, with 330 voting in favour and 275 against, following a highly emotional debate in the House of Commons.

MPs back Assisted Dying Bill after an emotional Commons debate, with 330 voting in favour and 275 against

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This might be the coolest transformation I’ve ever seen 🍿

POV: It’s £9 and you are sat in a car park

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I never realised how much I needed a cat-sized couch until now