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Assisted dying law attempt gears up as Labour MP vows to resolve 'unfinished business'
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The issue of assisted dying has been a topic of debate in the UK for several years, with previous attempts to introduce legislation having been met with significant opposition. The proposed law change would potentially allow terminally ill individuals to have more control over their end-of-life care, a matter that has sparked intense discussion among politicians, medical professionals, and the general public. Labour MP Lauren Edwards' decision to introduce new legislation reflects the ongoing efforts to address this complex and emotive issue.
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Assisted dying law attempt gears up as Labour MP vows to resolve 'unfinished business'
EXCLUSIVE: Labour MP Lauren Edwards, who is introducing the legislation to allow terminally ill people to end their lives, told The Mirror politicians 'cannot let them down again'
15 Jul, 17:03
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