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Esther McVey: 'I want blind sentencing, not two-tier justice'
New guidelines from the Sentencing Council for England and Wales, will now encourage magistrates and judges to look at certain factors ...
Assisted dying law would be implemented in ‘safe and practicable’ way, says PM
A committee of MPs has finished scrutinising the Bill, which will return to the Commons for a further debate and vote.
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'Welfare not warfare': Angry protesters stage rally as Reeves heads to Commons
Statement comes amid dour predictions about her cost-cutting measures and as she scrambles for savings to help balance the ...
Timeline of assisted dying bill thrown into doubt
The author of the terminally ill adults (end of life) bill, Labour MP Kim Leadbeater, has conceded that changes to protections introduced to the legislation mean it may not come into force until 2029, ...
Terminally ill criticise longer four-year timeframe for assisted dying service
Claire Macdonald, director of pro-change group My Death, My Decision, said it is “unreasonable that the Government would need ...
Assisted dying in doubt after Leadbeater backs down
Assisted dying has been thrown into doubt after its Labour MP sponsor agreed to postpone implementing the law until after the ...
Assisted dying Bill safer, says MP but ‘chaotic’ scrutiny process criticised
Changes to the Bill include a provision for assisted dying to be provided on the NHS and expert panels replacing High Court ...
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NHS will become national health and assisted suicide service, says MP
Danny Kruger said the NHS would, if the Bill being considered passes into law, become the ‘national health and assisted suicide service’.
Assisted dying law could take four years to implement
A new assisted dying law for England and Wales could take up to four years to fully implement due to additional safeguards ...