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Assisted dying bill rejected in England and Wales
Legislation to legalize assisted dying in England and Wales has been defeated in Parliament, drawing criticism from campaigners who called it a tragic day. The rejection halts efforts to change the law despite growing public support for the measure.
11 Sept, 16:00 — 11 Sept, 16:22
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The IndependentMostly Factual51m ago
Dame Esther Rantzen says it is a ‘tragic day’ after assisted dying bill is rejected
The former broadcaster was a prominent backer of a change in the law
By Harriette Boucher
Read full article →the-journal29m ago
House of Commons narrowly rejects attempt to legalise assisted dying
The Bill was voted down by a majority of 16, after 286 voted against while 270 voted in favour.
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First report: delo · 11 Sept, 15:46|Full coverage: 4 · 37m|Window: 37m
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