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Lords reflect on assisted dying in emotionally-charged debate

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We can live better”, claimed Baroness Meacher as the House of Lords began its second reading of her private member’s bill on assisted dying.

The chair of Dignity in Dying said the absence of a legal way to end one’s life, “turns compassionate friends and family into criminals and causes thousands of dying people to attempt to take their own lives alone in order to safeguard their relatives.”

Arguing against the private member’s bill,

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