A Glasgow MP has raised concerns about the assisted dying Bill.

Glasgow Times

Glasgow

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Glasgow MP expresses concern over assisted dying Bill at Westminster

Families who experienced terminal illness share their stories ahead of a vote on assisted dying.

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Assisted dying: Dignified death or unacceptable risk

Home Office minister Jess Phillips defended her colleague Shabana Mahmood, who made clear she would vote against the Bill in a strongly worded letter.

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Evgeny Lebedev

London

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England

Ministers following own ‘moral code’ on assisted dying vote – Jess Phillips

The Home Office minister Jess Phillip's comments come as MPs gear up for the first vote in the Commons on changing the law on assisted dying in almost a decade

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Jess Phillips gives her reasons for voting for assisted dying law change

Senior Government figures opposed to the assisted dying Bill are following their own “moral code”, a minister has suggested, ahead of a vote on the law change this week.

Shropshire Star

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Alfred Harmsworth (barrister)

Geraldine Mary Harmsworth

Patricia Harmsworth, Viscountess Rothermere

Carron Greig

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MPs will be given a free vote on the assisted dying bill, allowing them to vote according to their own conscience rather than in line with party…

Bournemouth Echo

Bournemouth

Dorset

MPs to vote on assisted dying bill as row over criticism of legislation deepens

On Friday, November 29, MPs will vote on whether to begin the process of making it legal for a terminally ill person with less than six months to…

Northwich Guardian

Northwich

Cheshire West and Chester

Andrew Cooper MP: 'Why I will be voting for the draft bill on assisted dying'

Senior Government figures opposed to the assisted dying Bill are following their own “moral code”, a minister has suggested, ahead of a vote on the law change this week. Home Office minister Jess Phillips defended her colleague Shabana Mahmood, who made clear she would vote against the Bill in a strongly worded letter to constituents which emerged over the weekend. She faced a backlash from Labour peer Lord Falconer for the public intervention, …

Jersey Evening Post

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Home Office minister Jess Phillips defended her colleague Shabana Mahmood, who made clear she would vote against the Bill in a strongly worded letter.  Senior Government figures opposed to the assisted dying Bill are following their own “moral code”, a minister has suggested, ahead of a vote on the law change this week. Home Office minister Jess Phillips defended her colleague Shabana Mahmood, who made clear she would vote against the Bill in a …

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