First place in British Isles set to approve right to dieThe Isle of Man is on the verge of legalizing assisted dying for terminally ill adults.
The NHS is spending a fortune giving people a death they don't wantThe UK no longer leads in end-of-life care, raising concerns about patient support and systemic healthcare issues.
Tears, hope and fear as assisted dying bill passedThe debate over assisted dying legislation reflects deep personal stories and societal implications surrounding terminal illness and disability.
Bill to allow terminally ill adults to end their lives gets initial approval from British lawmakersBritish lawmakers have approved a bill for assisted dying, aiming to give choice to terminally ill adults in England and Wales.
What happens next to the bill on assisted dying?The vote for legalising assisted dying in England and Wales signifies an important advance for the Terminally Ill Bill.
Isle of Man Parliament passes assisted dying billThe Isle of Man's parliament has approved assisted dying for terminally ill adults, marking a historic legislative milestone.
First place in British Isles set to approve right to dieThe Isle of Man is on the verge of legalizing assisted dying for terminally ill adults.
The NHS is spending a fortune giving people a death they don't wantThe UK no longer leads in end-of-life care, raising concerns about patient support and systemic healthcare issues.
Tears, hope and fear as assisted dying bill passedThe debate over assisted dying legislation reflects deep personal stories and societal implications surrounding terminal illness and disability.
Bill to allow terminally ill adults to end their lives gets initial approval from British lawmakersBritish lawmakers have approved a bill for assisted dying, aiming to give choice to terminally ill adults in England and Wales.
What happens next to the bill on assisted dying?The vote for legalising assisted dying in England and Wales signifies an important advance for the Terminally Ill Bill.
Isle of Man Parliament passes assisted dying billThe Isle of Man's parliament has approved assisted dying for terminally ill adults, marking a historic legislative milestone.
Labour MPs want to delay assisted dying vote to focus on local electionsLabour MPs are delaying the assisted dying bill's vote, prioritizing local election campaigning over the sensitive issue's parliamentary debate.
High court judge approval for assisted dying cases scrapped by MPsThe removal of High Court approval for assisted dying applications in the proposed legislation marks a pivotal change in UK law.
High Court sign-off for assisted dying to be scrapped in new billThe Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill aims to allow terminally ill patients in England and Wales to legally end their lives under strict conditions.
David Cameron backs assisted dying bill in shock U-turn by former prime ministerThe Independent champions accessible journalism, supporting critical issues like reproductive rights and assisted dying legislation.Lord David Cameron has shifted his stance, now supporting the legalization of assisted dying for terminally-ill patients with safeguards in place.
Bill to legalize assisted dying in England and Wales faces heated parliamentary debateThe Independent delivers on-the-ground journalism critical to understanding complex issues like reproductive rights and potential UK assisted dying laws.
Leadbeater pleads with assisted dying bill critics to allow MPs to give final verdictThe Independent emphasizes the need for accessible journalism in critical societal issues like reproductive rights and assisted dying legislation.
Leadbeater acknowledges upset' as assisted dying delayed by two yearsAssisted dying legislation faces a two-year delay for rollout amid stronger safeguards and a commitment to thorough implementation.
High court judge approval for assisted dying cases scrapped by MPsThe removal of High Court approval for assisted dying applications in the proposed legislation marks a pivotal change in UK law.
High Court sign-off for assisted dying to be scrapped in new billThe Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill aims to allow terminally ill patients in England and Wales to legally end their lives under strict conditions.
David Cameron backs assisted dying bill in shock U-turn by former prime ministerThe Independent champions accessible journalism, supporting critical issues like reproductive rights and assisted dying legislation.Lord David Cameron has shifted his stance, now supporting the legalization of assisted dying for terminally-ill patients with safeguards in place.
Bill to legalize assisted dying in England and Wales faces heated parliamentary debateThe Independent delivers on-the-ground journalism critical to understanding complex issues like reproductive rights and potential UK assisted dying laws.
Leadbeater pleads with assisted dying bill critics to allow MPs to give final verdictThe Independent emphasizes the need for accessible journalism in critical societal issues like reproductive rights and assisted dying legislation.
Leadbeater acknowledges upset' as assisted dying delayed by two yearsAssisted dying legislation faces a two-year delay for rollout amid stronger safeguards and a commitment to thorough implementation.
MPs scrap judge sign-off in assisted dying billThe High Court judge's approval requirement for assisted dying has been removed to enhance the bill's robustness.
French MPs to examine two bills on end-of-life care and assisted dyingFrance splits end-of-life care law into two bills: one for assisted dying and one for palliative care, to be debated separately in May.
MP attempts to gag criticism of assisted dying committee after Down Syndrome voteConcerns over protecting vulnerable populations surfaced after a controversial amendment on assisted dying was voted down.
Domestic violence victims must be included in the assisted dying debate, campaigners sayAssisted dying legislation may unintentionally pressure victims of coercive control into suicide, warn charities.
Assisted dying law thrown into doubt as plans for rollout delayed by two yearsThe assisted dying law in England and Wales will now be implemented in 2029, coinciding with the next general election.
Parties, cabinet and families split and assisted dying bill still has a long way to goHistoric vote on assisted dying in England and Wales shows significant shift in parliamentary views after nearly a decade.
MPs scrap judge sign-off in assisted dying billThe High Court judge's approval requirement for assisted dying has been removed to enhance the bill's robustness.
French MPs to examine two bills on end-of-life care and assisted dyingFrance splits end-of-life care law into two bills: one for assisted dying and one for palliative care, to be debated separately in May.
MP attempts to gag criticism of assisted dying committee after Down Syndrome voteConcerns over protecting vulnerable populations surfaced after a controversial amendment on assisted dying was voted down.
Domestic violence victims must be included in the assisted dying debate, campaigners sayAssisted dying legislation may unintentionally pressure victims of coercive control into suicide, warn charities.
Assisted dying law thrown into doubt as plans for rollout delayed by two yearsThe assisted dying law in England and Wales will now be implemented in 2029, coinciding with the next general election.
Parties, cabinet and families split and assisted dying bill still has a long way to goHistoric vote on assisted dying in England and Wales shows significant shift in parliamentary views after nearly a decade.
Ready for the Exit? Tiredness of Life and Assisted DyingTiredness of life reflects deeper existential struggles beyond depression.Assisted dying laws present ethical challenges for both patients and doctors.Misunderstanding tiredness of life can lead to inadequate care.
Is assisted suicide a clear and present danger' to people with disabilities? A new film asks tough questionsElizabeth Bouvia's struggle highlights the ongoing ethical debates surrounding euthanasia, particularly for those with disabilities or chronic illnesses.
Ready for the Exit? Tiredness of Life and Assisted DyingTiredness of life reflects deeper existential struggles beyond depression.Assisted dying laws present ethical challenges for both patients and doctors.Misunderstanding tiredness of life can lead to inadequate care.
Is assisted suicide a clear and present danger' to people with disabilities? A new film asks tough questionsElizabeth Bouvia's struggle highlights the ongoing ethical debates surrounding euthanasia, particularly for those with disabilities or chronic illnesses.
Facts, not faith, in the assisted dying debate | LettersAssisted dying practitioners emphasize providing fact-based insights rather than opinions, advocating for patient choice in end-of-life decisions.
Ex-supreme court president backs assisted dying law changeDavid Neuberger supports law change for assisted dying, emphasizing respect for autonomy and protection for vulnerable individuals.
MPs across divide call for better palliative care after assisted dying voteBoth sides of the assisted dying debate agree on the necessity of enhancing palliative care funding.
Blueprint drawn up to deliver unprecedented transformation' of end of life careA new commission aims to overhaul end-of-life care in the UK, ensuring all dying individuals receive comprehensive support.
The assisted dying bill has passed. At last: a decent life can end in a decent death | Polly ToynbeePublic support for assisted dying has led to Parliament’s action, highlighting the cruel nature of the current status quo.
Mass advertising campaigns on assisted dying spark anger among MPsMass advertising campaigns on assisted dying provoke intense debate and concern over ethical campaigning practices among MPs.
Facts, not faith, in the assisted dying debate | LettersAssisted dying practitioners emphasize providing fact-based insights rather than opinions, advocating for patient choice in end-of-life decisions.
Ex-supreme court president backs assisted dying law changeDavid Neuberger supports law change for assisted dying, emphasizing respect for autonomy and protection for vulnerable individuals.
MPs across divide call for better palliative care after assisted dying voteBoth sides of the assisted dying debate agree on the necessity of enhancing palliative care funding.
Blueprint drawn up to deliver unprecedented transformation' of end of life careA new commission aims to overhaul end-of-life care in the UK, ensuring all dying individuals receive comprehensive support.
The assisted dying bill has passed. At last: a decent life can end in a decent death | Polly ToynbeePublic support for assisted dying has led to Parliament’s action, highlighting the cruel nature of the current status quo.
Mass advertising campaigns on assisted dying spark anger among MPsMass advertising campaigns on assisted dying provoke intense debate and concern over ethical campaigning practices among MPs.
How do we introduce assisted dying? Experts and politicians hope someone else has the answer | Gaby HinsliffProf. Chris Whitty emphasized neutrality on assisted dying, stating it is a societal decision to be made collectively.
Assisted dying coercion by doctors a significant threat', warns top consultantConcerns around coercion in assisted dying laws highlight the risks to vulnerable populations, emphasizing the need for stringent safeguards.
Keep assisted dying laws simple, says WhittyProf Sir Chris Whitty emphasizes simplicity in assisted dying laws to avoid bureaucratic complications for patients at the end of life.
Up to 30 MPs who backed assisted dying bill could withdraw support at next voteThe ongoing debate over assisted dying legislation highlights significant concerns about coercion, patient autonomy, and medical professional involvement.
How do we introduce assisted dying? Experts and politicians hope someone else has the answer | Gaby HinsliffProf. Chris Whitty emphasized neutrality on assisted dying, stating it is a societal decision to be made collectively.
Assisted dying coercion by doctors a significant threat', warns top consultantConcerns around coercion in assisted dying laws highlight the risks to vulnerable populations, emphasizing the need for stringent safeguards.
Keep assisted dying laws simple, says WhittyProf Sir Chris Whitty emphasizes simplicity in assisted dying laws to avoid bureaucratic complications for patients at the end of life.
Up to 30 MPs who backed assisted dying bill could withdraw support at next voteThe ongoing debate over assisted dying legislation highlights significant concerns about coercion, patient autonomy, and medical professional involvement.
Commons to Lords: the timeline for assisted dying bill's progressThe assisted dying bill in England and Wales advances to committee stage but faces potential amendments and opposition.
MP abuse worse than Jo Cox era, says sister LeadbeaterMPs experience more severe abuse now than in the past, according to Kim Leadbeater, sister of murdered MP Jo Cox.
The power behind the vote for assisted dying? Ordinary peopleKim Leadbeater exemplifies a successful advocate for assisted dying, leveraging personal stories to sway parliamentary opinion.
I'm emotionally ruined': MPs bitterly divided over assisted dying, with Starmer appalled by ministers' commentsKim Leadbeater's push to legalize assisted dying is reshaping parliamentary discourse, reflecting personal stories of suffering and complex political alliances.
Commons to Lords: the timeline for assisted dying bill's progressThe assisted dying bill in England and Wales advances to committee stage but faces potential amendments and opposition.
MP abuse worse than Jo Cox era, says sister LeadbeaterMPs experience more severe abuse now than in the past, according to Kim Leadbeater, sister of murdered MP Jo Cox.
The power behind the vote for assisted dying? Ordinary peopleKim Leadbeater exemplifies a successful advocate for assisted dying, leveraging personal stories to sway parliamentary opinion.
I'm emotionally ruined': MPs bitterly divided over assisted dying, with Starmer appalled by ministers' commentsKim Leadbeater's push to legalize assisted dying is reshaping parliamentary discourse, reflecting personal stories of suffering and complex political alliances.
Dining across the divide: I'm angry about elderly, supposedly celibate priests giving women advice on reproductive health'Assisted dying should be an option to respect human dignity in end-of-life care.
Opinion | Expanding the Laws on Assisted DyingAssisted dying is increasingly viewed as a compassionate option for terminally ill patients, with growing support from lawmakers and the public.
Keir Starmer's new delivery targets are intended to give an electric jolt to Whitehall | Andrew RawnsleyStarmer aims to present a Plan for Change without calling it a relaunch to avoid misinterpretation amid challenges faced by his government.
'Long overdue' debate on assisted dying under way in British parliamentThe assisted dying debate in the House of Commons is essential and has not occurred in almost a decade.
Last-minute lobbying ahead of major assisted dying voteThis week marks a pivotal moment as MPs vote on an assisted dying bill, reflecting deep ethical debates and personal convictions.