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”.

In less than a week, the revived assisted dying bill will be voted on in the Commons. The updated impact assessment, released last week, paints a dark picture of a future in England and Wales if the…

Kids are sick of old-school Unionism

When it first came into force on 1 April 2002, the Netherlands’ euthanasia law permitted physicians to end a patient’s life without criminal liability. This would be provided that the patient was…

The revival of the Terminally Ill Adults Bill threatens to consume a party already struggling to hold itself together…

A change in Labour leader could kill the bill

Late on Monday evening, a man in the Kinnaird Avenue area of North Belfast was the target of a brutal attempted murder. A circulating video of the event shows the attacker sitting atop his…

Is deciding to be neutral on any given issue still a political act? Nicholas Cullinan, director of the British Museum, has published a statement defending the postponement of a Jewish Culture Month…

Carla Denyer, the Green Party MP for Bristol Central, announced earlier this week that she would be taking several weeks away from Parliament due to burnout and “the mental and physical symptoms that…

The Liberal Democrats have always prided themselves on being the party of tolerance and pluralism in British politics. Their “values” include the claim that an active state should “ensure that no one…

There are few things that the Northern Irish love more than alcohol and bargains. On the rare occasions when the two coincide, we are at our happiest. It is therefore exciting news that Lidl is about…

On Wednesday, a British man was jailed for 14 years for selling poisonous chemicals online to allow people to commit suicide. Miles Cross sold the fatal drugs to four people, two of whom, tragically,…

Yesterday it was reported that the Labour government has once again made a U-turn on a policy proposal, this time on the inheritance tax raid on family farms. Under the amended proposals, the…

Something is amiss in Britain’s heritage institutions. History, whose events were once set in stone, is consistently being altered retrospectively by those whose role it is to ensure that the truth…

‘All this could soon be gone.’ Arterra/Universal Images Group/Getty Images

In June, Badenoch commissioned her own report into withdrawing from the ECHR, referred to as the Lawfare Commission.

This bungled Brexit deal is yet another reason for British firms to stop doing business in Northern Ireland

Paddington’s values have very little to do with what Britishness means in Northern Ireland

In contemporary Britain, gout has shed its aristocratic cloak and instead wrapped itself around the shoulders of the working class.