Bill to allow terminally ill adults to end their lives gets initial approval from British lawmakers
British lawmakers have approved a bill for assisted dying, aiming to give choice to terminally ill adults in England and Wales.
Last-minute lobbying ahead of major assisted dying vote
This week marks a pivotal moment as MPs vote on an assisted dying bill, reflecting deep ethical debates and personal convictions.
British lawmakers vote Friday on an assisted dying bill
The UK Parliament is debating a controversial assisted dying bill aimed at terminally ill patients, stirring division among lawmakers.
Assisted dying set to be legalised in England and Wales after historic vote
A historic step toward legalizing assisted dying in England and Wales passed in Commons, granting some terminally ill people the right to end their lives.
My death depends on it': Terminally ill teacher begs MPs to back assisted dying bill
The Independent emphasizes the necessity of accessible, quality journalism and highlights a significant societal issue: the ongoing debate about assisted dying legislation in the UK.
What have Labour cabinet ministers said about assisted dying?
The UK Parliament is debating legalizing assisted dying for terminally ill patients with six months or less to live.
Bill to allow terminally ill adults to end their lives gets initial approval from British lawmakers
British lawmakers have approved a bill for assisted dying, aiming to give choice to terminally ill adults in England and Wales.
Last-minute lobbying ahead of major assisted dying vote
This week marks a pivotal moment as MPs vote on an assisted dying bill, reflecting deep ethical debates and personal convictions.
British lawmakers vote Friday on an assisted dying bill
The UK Parliament is debating a controversial assisted dying bill aimed at terminally ill patients, stirring division among lawmakers.
Assisted dying set to be legalised in England and Wales after historic vote
A historic step toward legalizing assisted dying in England and Wales passed in Commons, granting some terminally ill people the right to end their lives.
My death depends on it': Terminally ill teacher begs MPs to back assisted dying bill
The Independent emphasizes the necessity of accessible, quality journalism and highlights a significant societal issue: the ongoing debate about assisted dying legislation in the UK.
What have Labour cabinet ministers said about assisted dying?
The UK Parliament is debating legalizing assisted dying for terminally ill patients with six months or less to live.
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Cat and dog theft will be a criminal offence from August
A new criminal offence of 'pet abduction' will be enacted in England and Northern Ireland, recognizing the emotional impact and aiming to address pet theft.
Watch live as MPs vote on changes to government's Rwanda immigration bill
MPs set to vote on changes to government's Rwanda bill
Government plans to send asylum seekers to Rwanda this spring
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Who is eligible to vote in UK parliament elections? All you need to know
To vote in a UK Parliament election, one must be eligible by meeting specific criteria like being registered, of voting age (18+), and a British, Commonwealth, or Irish citizen.
Who is eligible to vote in UK parliament elections? All you need to know
Snap election rumors are circulating, with Prime Minister hinting at a general election in the second half of the year.
Who is eligible to vote in UK parliament elections? All you need to know
To vote in a UK Parliament election, one must be eligible by meeting specific criteria like being registered, of voting age (18+), and a British, Commonwealth, or Irish citizen.
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Watch live as Sunak makes statement on UK response to Iran-Israel attack
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There is criticism of UK MPs' voting preference being seen as posturing rather than making a substantive difference.
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Labour and SNP clash over Gaza crisis motion in UK Parliament
SNP pushes for immediate ceasefire challenging Labour's stance
Gaza ceasefire protesters rally outside Parliament as MPs debate SNP motion
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There was uproar in the Commons as Speaker Lindsay Hoyle allowed a vote on Labour's call for a ceasefire, leading to chaotic scenes and calls for his resignation.
SNP to push for another Commons vote on ceasefire in Gaza
The Scottish National Party is pushing for a vote on a Gaza ceasefire, shifting focus to concrete actions.
There is criticism of UK MPs' voting preference being seen as posturing rather than making a substantive difference.
Labour seeking SNP deal to avoid new Gaza ceasefire rebellion
Labour and SNP clash over Gaza crisis motion in UK Parliament
SNP pushes for immediate ceasefire challenging Labour's stance
Gaza ceasefire protesters rally outside Parliament as MPs debate SNP motion
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The Speaker did not comment on whether there should be a Commons vote on further action.
How your MP voted on the Rwanda Bill
Rishi Sunak's Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill passed in parliament with a majority of 44 votes.
37 Conservative MPs did not record a vote, but it does not necessarily mean they abstained.
How your MP voted on the Rwanda Bill
Rishi Sunak's Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill passed in parliament with a majority of 44 votes.
37 Conservative MPs did not record a vote, but it does not necessarily mean they abstained.
How your MP voted on the Rwanda Bill
Rishi Sunak's Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill passed in parliament with a majority of 44 votes.
37 Conservative MPs did not record a vote, but it does not necessarily mean they abstained.
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