MPs waver once again as 'emotive' assisted dying bill heads back to the Commons

DECRYPTAGE - The Republicans and the National Rally, which are mostly opposed to this development, have tabled many amendments.

Maurizio Gasparri (Fi): "The restricted Committee will have more time." Alfredo Bazoli (Pd): "The majority does not want to face the discussion of the ddl" . Meanwhile, in Emilia-Romagna, the sick person who awaited the verdict of the Tar.Slide the examination to the Senate of the bill on the end of life. Yesterday Palazzo ...

We must allow the terminally ill to decide their own fate

When my father was diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer in 2006, California had no End of Life Option Act. What he faced — and what our family endured — remains a painful reminder of why we must pass Senate Bill 403. After being told he had about a year to live, my father made a devastating decision: he planned to shoot himself when the suffering became too great. When I found out about his plan, I was horrified. I begged him to consider a le…

Explainer: All you need to know as the assisted dying Bill returns to British Parliament

The assisted dying Bill is back in the House of Commons on Friday, where MPs will once again debate the controversial issue.

MP explains how he will vote on assisted dying bill

This afternoon the House of Commons will vote on a hugely significant piece of legislation, writes Grantham and Bourne MP Gareth Davies.

MPs waver once again as 'emotive' assisted dying bill heads back to the Commons

After a marathon committee stage, when more than 500 amendments were debated, the bill returns to the Commons with 130 amendments tabled.