Controversial Assisted Dying Bill Under Scrutiny

The Terminally Ill Adults Bill is being debated in the House of Lords, marking progress for assisted dying legislation.
190 peers signed up to speak over two days on the Bill.
Bishop Dame Sarah Mullally opposes the Bill, expressing concerns about vulnerable individuals and urging better palliative care.
Lord Charlie Falconer, the Bill's sponsor, believes it will pass after Lords' scrutiny and time before the session ends.

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Bishop Dame Sarah Mullally | Lord Charlie Falconer

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