Labour MP Kim Leadbeater is set to introduce the Assisted Dying Bill in Parliament, aiming to give terminally ill individuals in England and Wales the right to choose to end their life, with stringent safeguards involving two doctors and a High Court judge to prevent coercion. The bill has undergone significant amendments since its initial passage, reflecting a robust approach to assisted dying, and is currently in the report stage after a free vote in November showed substantial support. While proponents argue for patient choice, opponents emphasize the need for enhanced palliative care to protect vulnerable individuals.
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Mum’s heartbreaking plea after nine-day-old baby snatched by ‘fake support worker’
A mother, Imaan Sharmar, is pleading for the safe return of her nine-day-old son, Mogamat Imaad Sharmar, who was abducted in Cape Town by a woman posing as a community sponsor. The woman, who gained Imaan's trust, disappeared with the baby during a mall visit, raising fears about potential illegal adoptions as similar cases have been reported recently. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: A mother is pleading for the safe return of her...
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