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Lord Neuberger on assisted dying
The House of Lords has tabled, a record-breaking, 900 amendments to the proposed Assisted Dying Bill. Kim Leadbetter, MP, warned that some of the amendments looked designed to "try and stop the Bill passing through Parliament." Indeed, it seems that 579 amendments have been tabled by seven opponents, sparking a letter from 65 supportive peers, to their colleagues, urging them not to frustrate the will of the Commons. In this moment, where the Bill's future hangs in the balan
A house divided: God, gays, and the ghosts of empire
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Schedule 21, TV sentencings and the growth of special measures
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Humility and humour, jags and jabs: Remembering John Prescott
By Cianan Sheekey The death of former Deputy Prime Minister John Leslie Prescott, aged 86, in November of last year, marked a sombre day...
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