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Letters: Time for ministers to fulfil promises on tackling rampant anti-Semitism

Letters: Ben Houchen's success in Tees Valley contains a crucial lesson for the Conservative Party

SIR – I have been reading with some amusement the various comments on the Conservatives’ abysmal showing at the local elections (report, May 5).

Support services will end at sheltered housing complex in Wishaw if legacy funding finishes

How Communities Are Feeding Pro-Palestinian Campus Protesters

Amid intense crackdowns and arrests, protesters at Columbia, Emory, Northwestern, and other campuses still have to eat, and local communities are showing up to help with thousands of meals.

'I tasted death as he strangled me': NHS staff facing record violence on wards

MPs debate assisted dying amid protests by both sides

Tim Kavanagh The UK government has ruled out introducing legislation to allow assisted dying in England and Wales but will allow a free vote if a private member’s bill is introduced, it emerged this week. The government was responding to the House of Commons Health and Social Care Committee’s report on assisted dying,1 published on Monday 29 April immediately before MPs debated a petition with more than 200 000 signatures on assisted dying. The petition, backed by the journalist Esther Rantzen, who has stage IV lung cancer, called for the government to allocate time to a full debate on assisted dying and for MPs to be given a vote on the issue. Before the three hour debate, held in Westminster Hall, protesters held banners on both sides of the argument, with campaigners supporting assisted dying demanding that MPs “End unnecessary …

Prue Leith: Less pearl-clutching, more serious debate needed on dying law reform

A petition for a debate gained more than 200,000 signatures and has been backed by Dame Esther Rantzen.