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'Emotive' assisted dying bill back in the Commons

Sky News Thursday, 15 May 2025
'Emotive' assisted dying bill back in the CommonsFurther moves to amend the controversial assisted dying bill are being made by MPs as it returns to the Commons for another day of emotionally charged debate.
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