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The absence of disabled peers has sparked strong criticism from disability rights groups and opponents of the bill, who argue that those most affected by assisted dying laws are being side-lined from the decision-making process.
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Cooper’s response has been theatrical, portraying a routine political conversation as something sinister.
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Despite the Bill containing more than 200 clauses, debate on Tuesday was dominated by this single, controversial measure – which was not part of the original Bill.
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IVG is an example of curious scientists exploring what can be done. However, just because something can be done does not mean that it should be done.
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The number of people dying by euthanasia and assisted suicide in Queensland continues to rise sharply, with new figures showing 1,072 deaths under the state’s Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) law between July 2024 and June 2025.
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Spain’s socialist government is doubling down on its abortion agenda.
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A controlling and violent boyfriend stabbed his pregnant girlfriend to death after she refused to abort their unborn child, the Old Bailey has heard.
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1 in 17 women who manage their abortion at home require hospital care for incomplete abortions or other serious side-effects.
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The practice has been condemned as a form of exploitation that inflicts serious harm on women and children.
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Why do women have abortions? A lack of money is often claimed to be the reason that most women choose abortion. However, a new paper finds that the link between poverty and abortion is not so simple.
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Supporters travelled from across the country to make their voices heard at Holyrood.
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The fund would financially aid women to access abortion in countries where the procedure is legal, when it is prohibited in their own.
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They call for abortion law across the UK to be amended in line with World Health Organisation guidance, which supports at-home medical abortions up to 12 weeks.
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Prime minister Pedro Sánchez framed the proposal as a defence of “reproductive freedom” in the face of what he described as a global rollback of women’s rights.
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Prime Minister Robert Fico, who introduced the reforms earlier this year, explained that he drew inspiration from US President Donald Trump in advancing these measures.
