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Key takeaways from Week 3 of the Leadbeater Bill Committee Hearings
Oral evidence to the Select Committee on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill concluded last week. Again, the expert witnesses voiced a range of concerns they have with the Bill. Here are some highlights.
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Scottish Health Committee Blocks Amendments on Palliative Care and Safeguards to Assisted Suicide Bill
Tuesday, 4 November saw Liam McArthur’s Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill begin Stage 2 deliberations with crucial votes on safeguards, palliative care and the criteria for eligibility.
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EU-funded abortion proposal passes its first stage
The proposal seeks to expand access to abortion across all EU member states and introduce EU-level funding to pay for it.
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Faulty IVF test discards healthy embryos – but that’s not the whole story
As pro-lifers, we need to be very clear: yes, it’s sad to think about healthy human embryos being discarded. But it is wrong to destroy any embryos, healthy or otherwise.
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Company offers to make jewellery out of dead IVF victims
Parents who think donation “doesn’t feel right” can now wear a charm containing the embryo they destined for destruction.
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Key takeaways from Week 2 of the Leadbeater Bill Committee Hearing
The Select Committee hearing evidence about the Terminally Ill Adults Bill met again last week. Again, the expert witnesses drew out multiple problems with the Bill. Here are some highlights.
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The morning-after pill made free in English pharmacies
The NHS has announced that the morning-after pill will now be available free of charge in almost every English pharmacy.
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Would-be Trump assassin asks to be imprisoned in a state with assisted suicide
Routh described himself as a “constant failure” and expressed a wish to be placed in a prison that allows what he called “medical aid in dying”.