Peers trying to block assisted dying, claims MP behind bill

BBC NewsFriday, November 21, 2025 at 9:53:17 PM
Peers trying to block assisted dying, claims MP behind bill
  • MP Kim Leadbeater has indicated that the draft law on assisted dying is facing significant challenges, with more than 1,000 amendments suggested by peers. This development highlights the contentious nature of the legislation and the complexities involved in its passage through Parliament.
  • The extensive amendments proposed could delay or fundamentally alter the bill, reflecting the divided opinions on assisted dying within the legislative body and potentially impacting the rights and choices available to individuals at the end of life.
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