As we weigh up the evidence it surely leads us to believe that the answer to the “assisted dying” question, is, at the very least, “not now”.

‘Persons with disabilities deserve the same response other Canadians receive when they are suffering: investment in supports, housing, and mental health services, not a faster path to death,’ writes K...

If I were Leadbeater or Falconer listening today to the Assisted Dying Bill debate in the Lords, I'd be worried

Baroness Falkner, chairman of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, urged the House of Lords to reject the 'flawed' assisted dying Bill - despite previously supporting the principle.

It should not have fallen to the Lords to protect the public

Charity report finds seven-month average wait for families of children with cancer to access benefits.