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Wrap up: House of Lords assisted suicide Committee Stage – Day 8
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Wrap-up: Abortion decriminalisation Lords Committee Stage
Peers lined up on Monday 2 February to back a major bid to overturn the abortion up to birth clause in the Crime and Policing Bill, and to reinstate the requirement for in-person consultations with a medical professional prior to an abortion taking place at home....
Australia: Man chooses euthanasia due to lack of disability support
An Australian man with Motor Neurone Disease has decided to end his life by euthanasia despite not wanting to die, due to being unable to access sufficient care and support from the state. Tony Lewis, 71, from Queensland, was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease last...
Assisted suicide supporter Lord Falconer admits “absolutely no hope” of Bill passing in the Lords
The Peer leading attempts in the House of Lords to introduce assisted suicide has conceded that the assisted suicide Bill will not become law this year, unless it can be forced through without the Lords’ consent using the Parliament Acts. Lord Falconer, the sponsor of...
Canada: Woman euthanised against her will after requesting palliative care
A Canadian woman has died by euthanasia despite informing doctors just hours beforehand of her wish to stay alive and receive palliative care, sparking concerns about the dangers of coercion or undue influence under assisted suicide and euthanasia laws. An official...
Wrap up: House of Lords assisted suicide Committee Stage – Day 7
As Peers subjected the assisted suicide Bill to its seventh day of Committee Stage scrutiny on Friday 23 January, over 87% of speakers who took a position in a speech spoke against the Bill, while the Bill’s sponsor in the House of Lords came under intense criticism...
French assisted suicide Bill left unworkable after Senate rejects core clause
Following the failure of an attempt to find a middle-ground position acceptable to a majority of senators from across the political spectrum, the future of France's assisted suicide and euthanasia Bill is now in doubt. During a tense parliamentary session on Wednesday...
Alvin and the Chipmunks star welcomes premature baby home after 70 days in hospital
Jesse McCartney, the American actor and singer known for voicing the character Theodore in the...
Baby girl born three months early leaves hospital on her first birthday
A premature baby girl, born weighing barely a pound and a half and who spent the first year of her life in the hospital, finally got to go home on her first birthday. Baby Isla was born almost three months early to parents Leah and Eric Johnson. Leah struggled with...
Premature baby born at only 25 weeks goes home after 120 days in hospital
A tiny baby boy, who was born at only 25 weeks, weighing only one pound, four ounces, has gone home from hospital after almost 120 days. Baby Sway, who was born to parents Candis and Carlton Smith, arrived via an emergency Caesarean section in June, despite not...
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Press release – Poll shows majority of the public do not support bypassing House of Lords to force through assisted suicide Bill
PRESS RELEASE - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Press release - Poll shows majority of the public do not support using the Parliament Acts to bypass House of Lords and force through assisted suicide Bill 9 February 2026 - A new poll published today from More In Common, the...
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Action alert – new assisted suicide threat
As you may have seen in the media, Lord Falconer and other assisted suicide campaigners are now lobbying MPs to try to use the Parliament Acts to bypass the House of Lords and force the assisted suicide Bill into law in the next Parliamentary session. Taking...
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Number of babies with a disability aborted has increased, statistics reveal
The number of unborn children with a disability who were aborted in England and Wales has increased, according to the latest abortion statistics released by the Department of Health and Social Care. Abortion statistics released by the Department of Health and Social...
“Devalued to death”: activists with disabilities share fears about assisted suicide Bill
Activists with disabilities are speaking out against the legalisation of assisted suicide and are warning that vulnerable people risk “being devalued to death” as Labour MP Kim Leadbeater attempts to introduce assisted suicide. Leadbeater's announcement that she would...
Olympics opening celebrates three women responsible for law introducing disability abortion ahead of Paralympic Games
The Paris Olympics recently glorified three French women instrumental in introducing France's abortion law, which allows disability abortion up to birth. Meanwhile, the Paralympics, which celebrates the lives and achievements of athletes with disabilities, is set to...
Nearly 90% of babies prenatally diagnosed with Down’s syndrome were aborted in 2021
In 2021, nearly 90% of all babies prenatally diagnosed with Down's syndrome in England and the Crown Dependencies had their lives ended by abortion, according to statistics released by NHS England. Statistics released by NHS England this morning reveal that 87.26% of...
Amendment to stop abortion to birth for Down’s syndrome tabled by Sir Liam Fox MP
An MP has tabled an amendment that would bring an end to the current situation where abortion is available between 24 weeks and birth for babies with Down’s syndrome. Sir Liam Fox, former GP, cabinet minister and defence secretary, announced his amendment to the...
Mother of child with Down’s syndrome refused abortion and founded a non-profit
A mother, who was offered an abortion after tests suggested her unborn child had Down’s syndrome, is launching a non-profit organisation dedicated to serving families of children with special needs. Marsha Weigum was told that there was a 99% chance her son would be...
Number of babies with a disability aborted has increased, statistics reveal
The number of unborn children with a disability who were aborted in England and Wales has increased, according to the latest abortion statistics released by the Department of Health and Social Care. Abortion statistics released by the Department of Health and Social...
“Devalued to death”: activists with disabilities share fears about assisted suicide Bill
Activists with disabilities are speaking out against the legalisation of assisted suicide and are warning that vulnerable people risk “being devalued to death” as Labour MP Kim Leadbeater attempts to introduce assisted suicide. Leadbeater's announcement that she would...
Olympics opening celebrates three women responsible for law introducing disability abortion ahead of Paralympic Games
The Paris Olympics recently glorified three French women instrumental in introducing France's abortion law, which allows disability abortion up to birth. Meanwhile, the Paralympics, which celebrates the lives and achievements of athletes with disabilities, is set to...
Nearly 90% of babies prenatally diagnosed with Down’s syndrome were aborted in 2021
In 2021, nearly 90% of all babies prenatally diagnosed with Down's syndrome in England and the Crown Dependencies had their lives ended by abortion, according to statistics released by NHS England. Statistics released by NHS England this morning reveal that 87.26% of...
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200 MP candidates sign pro-life pledge in biggest response to Right To Life UK election campaign ever
In the biggest response to a Right To Life UK election campaign ever, 200 candidates from around the country have signed the Both Lives Pledge since it was launched last Monday. In the build up to the General Election next month, Right To Life UK launched the Vote For...
Baby born before the abortion limit now a year old and thriving
Baby Isla was born 18 weeks early and given only a 10% chance of survival. A year on, she’s thriving and has just celebrated her first birthday. Lauren Ormston and Oliver Dewey were expecting their first child together in July last year. But their daughter, baby Isla,...
Christian Democrats in Belgium want to change law to allow abortion for babies between 12 and 14 weeks
The Christian Democratic and Flemish party, which is part of the coalition government in Belgium, was previously opposed to changing abortion laws, but has now said that it will support increasing the abortion time limit from 12 to 14 weeks and cutting the current...
“Absolutely horrendous” – Liam Fox MP speaks out against abortion up to birth for Down’s syndrome
Former UK Defence Secretary, Liam Fox MP, has said that the abortion laws in the UK are “far too liberal” and that abortion up to birth for babies with Down’s syndrome is “absolutely horrendous”. In response to a question in an interview with GB News about...
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All Saints singer Melanie Blatt reveals band members were pressured into having abortions
All Saints singer Melanie Blatt has revealed she and bandmate Nicole Appleton experienced pressure to have abortions when the group was at the height of its fame in the 1990s. Speaking in a new BBC documentary named Girlbands Forever, Blatt, 50, spoke about her...
Britney Spears’ sister reveals pressure to have abortion when she was pregnant at 16
Actress, singer and sister of Britney Spears, Jamie Lynn Spears, revealed she experienced pressure to have an abortion when she was pregnant at 16. The 32-year-old contestant on I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! told fellow contestants and viewers about her teen...
Justin Timberlake became outspoken advocate for “right to choose” after pressuring Britney Spears into abortion
Justin Timberlake has been slammed by fans after revelations that he put pressure on his then girlfriend, Britney Spears, to have an abortion and then went on to publicily campaign for “the right to choose”. In her memoir, The...
“One of the most agonising things I have ever experienced” – Spears pushed into having abortion by Timberlake
In her new memoir, popstar Britney Spears revealed that she became pregnant while dating fellow popstar Justin Timberlake and has described her subsequent abortion as "one of the most agonising things I have ever experienced in my life". The singers had been dating...
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Evidence of 400 sex-selective abortions as Britain’s largest abortion provider claims practice not illegal
As evidence emerges suggesting approximately 400 sex-selective abortions of baby girls happened between 2017 and 2021, Britain’s largest abortion provider continues to claim the practice is not illegal, despite a Government confirmation to the contrary. The British...
Proposal to make sex-selective abortion legal up to birth in Scotland prompts backlash
Sex-selective abortion could be legalised in Scotland under recommendations from a review of abortion law in Scotland commissioned by the Scottish Government, and undertaken by a group chaired by a former trustee of the UK’s largest abortion provider. The...
200 MP candidates sign pro-life pledge in biggest response to Right To Life UK election campaign ever
In the biggest response to a Right To Life UK election campaign ever, 200 candidates from around the country have signed the Both Lives Pledge since it was launched last Monday. In the build up to the General Election next month, Right To Life UK launched the Vote For...
MPs propose law change that would make sex-selective abortion legal in England and Wales
The campaign group against sex-selective abortion, Stop Gendercide, has raised concerns that pro-abortion amendments to a Government Bill would make sex-selective abortions legal in England and Wales. Ahead of a vote on amendments introduced by Stella Creasy MP and...
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Record 2,899 lives lost to abortion in Northern Ireland in 2024/25, latest stats reveal
There were a record 2,899 abortions in Northern Ireland in the year from 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025, an increase of 104 (3.72%) from the year...
Massive 29% increase in lives ended through abortion in Northern Ireland in just one year
Abortion statistics released by the Department of Health in Northern Ireland show that 2,792 lives were ended through abortion in the year from 1 April 2023 to 31 March 2024, an increase of 624 (28.78%) from the year ending 31 March 2023. This is the largest...
First prosecution for praying the Lord’s Prayer in NI abortion buffer zone
A woman arrested for praying outside a hospital is being prosecuted for an alleged breach of abortion buffer zone legislation in Northern Ireland. Claire Brennan, 52, supported by the Christian Legal Centre, is challenging the prosecution which began earlier this week...
NI abortions increase by almost 25% in 12 months, record 2,168 lives lost
Abortion statistics released by the Department of Health in Northern Ireland this morning show that a record number of 2,168 lives were ended through abortion in Northern Ireland for the year from 1 April 2022 to 31 March 2023. The figures reveal an increase of 413...
Scotland: Employment protection for conscientious objectors removed from assisted suicide Bill
MSPs are being asked to vote on the assisted suicide Bill in Scotland, despite the fact that employment protections for medical professionals who conscientiously refuse to participate in the procedure will have to be removed since they are beyond the scope of...
Scotland could become “death tourism” hub if assisted suicide is legalised, experts say
The Scottish Deputy First Minister has warned that Scotland could become a hub for “death tourists” from across the United Kingdom if assisted suicide becomes legal there. The Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill would legalise assisted suicide for...
Scottish Government hands £1.3 million to pressure group pushing abortion up to birth in Scotland
The SNP has provided more than £1.3 million of taxpayers' money to an advocacy group pushing for an extreme abortion up to birth law, including sex-selective abortion, in Scotland. The group, Engender, which is running the campaign to make abortion legal up to birth...
Proposal to make sex-selective abortion legal up to birth in Scotland prompts backlash
Sex-selective abortion could be legalised in Scotland under recommendations from a review of abortion law in Scotland commissioned by the Scottish Government, and undertaken by a group chaired by a former trustee of the UK’s largest abortion provider. The...
Ireland: Doctors could make over €21,000 each per year extra for providing abortions, Irish Parliament reveals
Doctors in Ireland are receiving an average of €21,029 extra per year in taxpayers' money for providing abortions, according to new data from the Irish Parliament. Based on responses to Parliamentary Questions submitted by Independent Ireland leader Michael Collins,...
Record 10,852 abortions in Ireland in 2024, a 62.8% increase since 2019
Abortion statistics released by the Department of Health in Ireland show there were a record 10,852 abortions in Ireland in 2024, a 62.8% increase since 2019, when the abortion legislation introducing abortion on demand in Ireland came into effect, and 6,666 abortions...
Large crowd at March for Life in Dublin told to “vote pro-life”
The large crowd who turned out in Dublin for the March for Life on Bank Holiday Monday were urged to vote pro-life in the country's upcoming local and European elections. With the latest figures in Ireland suggesting that there may have been over 10,000 abortions in...
Woman almost dies after ectopic pregnancy, which may have been masked by abortion
A paper published in the Irish Medical Journal has revealed that a woman almost died from an ectopic pregnancy after having a medical abortion. The paper, released on 21 March 2024, reveals that a woman from Limerick had a medical abortion two weeks prior to being...
Assisted suicide numbers highest ever as Oregon sees 32% increase in a single year
The state of Oregon had the highest number of assisted suicides in 2023 since the practice began in 1998. The latest annual assisted suicide report ‘Oregon Death with Dignity Act: 2023 Data Summary’, released last month, has revealed a total of 367 people ended their...
Lobby group claims majority of religious believers in Scotland support making assisted suicide legal despite unreliable sample size
Based on sample sizes too small to represent the public, an assisted suicide lobby group, along with a prominent news organisation, has claimed that the majority of religious believers in Scotland support a change in the law on assisted suicide. Earlier this year,...
Government review shows abortion complication rates likely much higher than being reported by abortion providers
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Canada sees 31% increase in euthanasia and assisted suicide in one year
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Support for Infants Bill launched to provide support for parents and carers of children
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Threefold increase in number of babies born at 22 weeks who survive
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Christian Democrats in Belgium want to change law to allow abortion for babies between 12 and 14 weeks
The Christian Democratic and Flemish party, which is part of the coalition government in Belgium, was previously opposed to changing abortion laws, but has now said that it will support increasing the abortion time limit from 12 to 14 weeks and cutting the current...
Euthanasia law rejected by Portugal’s Constitutional Court
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20,000 attend March for Life in Paris
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20,000 take to streets of Malta to demand Government not introduce abortion
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80 academics express “grave concern” about Bill to introduce abortion up to birth in Malta
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Maltese Government tables abortion up to birth Bill
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Number of babies with a disability aborted has increased, statistics reveal
The number of unborn children with a disability who were aborted in England and Wales has increased, according to the latest abortion statistics released by the Department of Health and Social Care. Abortion statistics released by the Department of Health and Social...
Woman who ended her life by assisted suicide has her face transplanted
The face of a woman whose life was ended by assisted suicide in Spain has been successfully harvested and transplanted onto a woman who suffered from a flesh-eating infection, amid concerns that organ donation creates pressure to end one’s life. It is reported that...
Poll shows majority of the public does not support bypassing House of Lords to force through assisted suicide Bill
A new poll published today from More In Common, the organisation formerly chaired by Kim Leadbeater, shows that the majority of the public does not support bypassing the House of Lords to force through the assisted suicide Bill, as would occur if the Parliament Acts...
Peer slams “reckless and radical” abortion up to birth clause
A “barbaric” abortion decriminalisation clause in the Crime and Policing Bill, which would change the law so it would no longer be illegal for women to perform their own abortions for any reason, including sex-selective purposes, and at any point up to and during...
Former NZ MP urges UK Parliament to reject flawed assisted suicide Bill
A former MP from New Zealand has spoken out against legalising assisted suicide in England and Wales based on his own country’s experience, saying that safeguards which were promised are “so rarely effective”. As Kim Leadbeater’s Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life)...
New Zealand Labour Government that introduced extreme abortion law loses election
New Zealand’s Labour Government, which in 2020 introduced an extreme abortion law allowing de-facto abortion on demand for any reason up to birth, has been voted out of power. New Zealand’s General Election was held on Saturday 14 October 2023; the Labour Party Leader...
“Completely went off” – Abortion clinic owner boasts about performing large number of abortions
Dr Simon Snook, an owner of abortion clinics in New Zealand, has boasted about ending the lives of more babies through his new ‘0800 dial an abortion’ service than expected, saying that in the first two weeks of its launch the new service “completely went off”. ...
NZ PM’s Govt. launches ‘0800 dial an abortion’ service
The New Zealand Government has launched a new ‘DIY’ abortion scheme that allows women and girls to ‘free-phone’ a number and have abortion pills delivered to them in what has been described as ‘state-sponsored backstreet abortion’. Following the introduction of one of...
Victoria, Australia: Major expansion of euthanasia and assisted suicide only six years after law introduced
Just six years after the law came into effect in June 2019, the assisted suicide and euthanasia programme in Victoria, Australia, has been significantly expanded. The raft of changes made by the Government of Victoria, Australia, includes increasing the prognosis...
Australia: Northern Territory recommended assisted suicide and euthanasia with no “prognosis timeframe”
A government committee in Australia’s Northern Territory has recommended that the territory legislate to introduce assisted suicide and euthanasia without requiring a "prognosis timeframe", for people who wish to end their lives in this way. The Legal and...
Queensland: 35% surge in euthanasia and assisted suicide deaths in one year
The number of people who have ended their lives by euthanasia or assisted suicide in Queensland has increased by over 35% for the year 2024-2025 compared with the previous year. According to the 'Queensland Voluntary Assisted Dying Review Board Annual Report' released...
Quadriplegic Australian has illegal assisted suicide after failing to qualify under state law
A man from the Gold Coast has been accused of illegally supplying lethal drugs to a quadriplegic man so he could end his own life after he had failed to qualify for assisted suicide or euthanasia in Queensland, Australia. According to reports, the 53-year-old, Brett...
Investigation uncovers Nigerian military’s secret mass abortion programme
The Nigerian military has been running a secret illegal mass abortion programme since at least 2013 that has resulted in at least 10,000 abortions, according to a Reuters report. The Reuters report is based on interviews with Nigerian women and girls, a number of...
Pastor marries corpse of fiancée he killed via forced abortion
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Abortion “a radical act of self-love” says UN Special Rapporteur
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Malawi: Abortion-up-to-birth bill rejected
Lawmakers in Malawi have rejected a proposal to permit abortion up to birth. On 11th March, Mathews Ngwale, head of the Parliamentary Health Committee in Malawi, advanced a bill which would expand abortion access considerably. In late February, the Guardian...
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Chile rejects abortion
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Abortion campaigner dies after getting legal abortion in Argentina
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Abortion campaigners celebrate introduction of abortion on demand to Argentina
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Thousands join rallies across Argentina against new abortion bill
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Vermont becomes America’s first ‘assisted suicide tourism’ state
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Politician faces calls to resign after suggesting babies with disabilities should be aborted to save money
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Man shoots 84-year-old pro-life woman
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Abortion boat to target women facing unplanned pregnancies
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Crowd takes to the streets for India’s March for Life
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South Korea’s smallest premature baby discharged from hospital
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Thailand rejects 24-week abortion bill, but proceeds with abortion on demand up to 12 weeks
Thai politicians have rejected a proposal to introduce abortion on demand through to 24-weeks, but proceeded with introducing abortion on demand up to 12 weeks. The new law, which came into effect today, will make abortion legal throughout the first trimester of...
MP calls out forced abortions on Uyghur women in China
An MP has urged the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office to call on the Chinese Communist Party to end their population control measures, including forced abortions and sterilisation, of the Uyghur community in China. Conservative MP Fiona Bruce, in a debate...
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Leaked doc reveals Labour planned an assisted suicide Bill via a Private Members’ Bill before election
Campaigners have called for the Leadbeater assisted suicide Bill to be withdrawn after an explosive leaked report suggests Labour planned to introduce assisted suicide by a Private Members’ Bill, similar to Kim Leadbeater’s, before the election. Published in the...
Canada: record 16,499 deaths by euthanasia in 2024
A record 16,499 people died by euthanasia in Canada in 2024, accounting for 5.1% of all deaths in the country. According to the latest report on "medical assistance in dying" (MAiD) from Health Canada released at the end of last month, there was a 6.9% increase in...
Slovenia changes mind and rejects assisted suicide in binding referendum
In an apparent change of mind, Slovenians have opposed an assisted suicide law after a binding referendum rejected legislation that was passed by their National Assembly earlier this year, as well as a non-binding referendum in support of assisted suicide the previous...
64% surge in euthanasia and assisted suicide deaths in Western Australia in one year
Deaths from assisted suicide and euthanasia have increased by 63.82% in a single year in Western Australia, as 480 people, representing 2.6% of all deaths in the region, ended their lives in this way. Reporting on data from 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025, the recently...
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Leaked doc reveals Labour planned an assisted suicide Bill via a Private Members’ Bill before election
Campaigners have called for the Leadbeater assisted suicide Bill to be withdrawn after an explosive leaked report suggests Labour planned to introduce assisted suicide by a Private Members’ Bill, similar to Kim Leadbeater’s, before the election. Published in the...
Canada: record 16,499 deaths by euthanasia in 2024
A record 16,499 people died by euthanasia in Canada in 2024, accounting for 5.1% of all deaths in the country. According to the latest report on "medical assistance in dying" (MAiD) from Health Canada released at the end of last month, there was a 6.9% increase in...
Slovenia changes mind and rejects assisted suicide in binding referendum
In an apparent change of mind, Slovenians have opposed an assisted suicide law after a binding referendum rejected legislation that was passed by their National Assembly earlier this year, as well as a non-binding referendum in support of assisted suicide the previous...
64% surge in euthanasia and assisted suicide deaths in Western Australia in one year
Deaths from assisted suicide and euthanasia have increased by 63.82% in a single year in Western Australia, as 480 people, representing 2.6% of all deaths in the region, ended their lives in this way. Reporting on data from 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025, the recently...
Wrong to force assisted dying bill into law
The assisted dying bill, mired in over a thousand amendments in the House of Lords, is approaching its expiry date. Although passed in the House of Commons in June last year, if it does not get through the second chamber by the end of the parliamentary session in May,...
Patients will choose assisted suicide ‘to protect NHS’
The former head of the NHS has said its patients could choose assisted dying to “protect the NHS” and not burden the service. Lord Stevens of Birmingham, who served as the chief executive of NHS England for seven years, warned it was “dangerous” for the NHS...
The assisted-suicide bill is class warfare at its ugliest
In 1975, the then UK prime minister, Harold Wilson, stated: ‘A policy of euthanasia would be wholly abhorrent and there is absolutely no possibility of this government – or I believe of any government – ever giving it support.’ It is mildly ironic that this prediction...
Hospices could see staff quit over assisted dying bill, charity boss warns
A charity boss fears some hospice staff and volunteers may resign if the assisted dying bill becomes law, as the sector braces for profound changes. In an already under-resourced workforce, Hospice UK’s chief executive Toby Porter fears...
Wrong to force assisted dying bill into law
The assisted dying bill, mired in over a thousand amendments in the House of Lords, is approaching its expiry date. Although passed in the House of Commons in June last year, if it does not get through the second chamber by the end of the parliamentary session in May,...
Patients will choose assisted suicide ‘to protect NHS’
The former head of the NHS has said its patients could choose assisted dying to “protect the NHS” and not burden the service. Lord Stevens of Birmingham, who served as the chief executive of NHS England for seven years, warned it was “dangerous” for the NHS...
The assisted-suicide bill is class warfare at its ugliest
In 1975, the then UK prime minister, Harold Wilson, stated: ‘A policy of euthanasia would be wholly abhorrent and there is absolutely no possibility of this government – or I believe of any government – ever giving it support.’ It is mildly ironic that this prediction...
Hospices could see staff quit over assisted dying bill, charity boss warns
A charity boss fears some hospice staff and volunteers may resign if the assisted dying bill becomes law, as the sector braces for profound changes. In an already under-resourced workforce, Hospice UK’s chief executive Toby Porter fears...