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Tory MP says he failed patients because he could not give them a ‘good death’

A Conservative MP has told the Commons he felt he had “failed” his patients, because he could not give them a “good death”. “I failed because I did not give them the good death that they deserve despite the very best efforts of palliative care,” Dr ...

29 Nov 2024 at 15:40

Majority in favour of assisted dying also concerned about end-of-life care gaps

Most people in favour of legalising assisted dying also have concerns terminally ill people could see it as their only option because the end-of-life care they need is not available, according to a survey. Palliative care charity Sue Ryder said it ...

29 Nov 2024 at 00:01

Bill for peers to debate assisted dying could reach nearly £2m, analysis shows

Taxpayers could fork out nearly £2 million for peers to debate the assisted dying Bill in Parliament, according to new analysis. It comes as House of Lords members will meet again on Friday for the seventh day of debate on the draft law in the ...

09 Jan 2026 at 00:01

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