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Five hours have been set aside for MPs to air their views on the Bill.

Vote expected on Friday afternoon, as those running campaigns for and against say it is too close to call

British lawmakers are expected to vote on a law proposed to help terminally ill adults end their lives

‘I would like to dispel all the myths around assisted dying, that people could be coerced. That it’s against God. I would just like people to know it is a dignified choice.’ These were the words of assisted dying campaigner Dawn Voice-Cooper, who chose to share her death with the…

The controversial issue is also being considered in Scotland, Jersey and the Isle of Man.

Tensions between business leaders and the Labour government continue to grow as Starmer puts hopes in company bosses to employ 2 million more people

The Work and Pensions Secretary warned the benefits bill for sickness and disability is set to rise by £26 billion by the end of this parliament.

The case of the Hong Kong businessman and British national was raised during Foreign Office questions.

MPs will vote on the proposed legislation on Friday following a debate in the House of Commons.