Senior doctors are urging the government to prioritize fixing the struggling palliative care system before implementing assisted dying laws, warning that funding for assisted dying could divert resources away from care for the dying. The Association for Palliative Medicine is calling for a government-led commission to improve end-of-life care due to existing shortages of funding and poor coordination. Despite MPs backing the change in law to allow assisted dying in England and Wales, concerns remain about the current state of palliative care and the potential impact of assisted dying legislation on its funding and resources.
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NASCAR Shocks FRM and 23XI by Withdrawing Charter Offer Amid Legal Dispute
NASCAR has withdrawn its charter offers to Front Row Motorsports and 23XI Racing amidst a legal dispute over antitrust claims. The lawsuit alleges that NASCAR's charter system and revenue-sharing practices are anti-competitive, with NASCAR allegedly linking charter approvals to dropping lawsuits. The dispute, now in court, centers on objections to the transfer, impacting team expansion plans and highlighting tensions over revenue-sharing and governance issues within NASCAR. Full Article
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