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Critically— take their own lives. so, we are critically concerned there is extensive evidence from other countries _ extensive evidence from other countries that this actually leads to the _ countries that this actually leads to the devaluing of life, and it is an incredibly weak law that has been proposed _ cani can i respond, that is simply not as things are. in canada a supreme courtjudgment said somebody court judgment said somebody suffering courtjudgment said somebody suffering unbearably who was not terminally ill, it was contrary to their human rights not to be to take their human ri...

Alongside cricket's biggest names. we heard the new zealand commentator saying "humongous" to describe one of the big scottish hits — no wonder the team are full of confidence going into the super 12 stage having won their qualifying group. i don't think we need to do anything else different. we have won three out of three, beaten top six nation bangladesh, so i don't think we need to change anything. if anything, bangladesh need to change a few things, because they have struggled in this group, like we knew they would. associate cricket is tough and, yeah, i think we just need to keep doing...

River, byjordan scott and sidney smith. jordan scott is the author of the book i talk like a river, that ed sheeran reads from. he says he hopes the decision to share the experience of people who stutter will bring greater empathy from those who don't. well, as a child i stuttered, i struggled quite a lot, and i still stutter today. it's a big part of my life, and in this book i wanted to share that gift of my father's story that he gave me when he told me that the way that i told, the way that i stutter, it's like the river. that changed my life. it allowed me to see my stutter as natural, wh...

People and do not resuscitate orders were put in place, we were criticised about that. then care staff have been mandated to have vaccines when their colleagues in the nhs have not been mandated, they are aggrieved about that, then obviously we have the impact of brexit, eastern europeans leaving the country and so vacancies across all work roles and other work sectors paying more. lots of reasons why people are leaving the care sector and we need to redress that quickly. sector and we need to redress that cuickl . ., ., ,, ., ~ quickly. how do we redress that? a government — quickly. how do...

Certain people with motor neurone disease, they gradually lose every conceivable capacity to move and bits of their body will desperately want to get out of their body, but it doesn't mean anything to them anymore. and of course there is uncontrollable pain, our opponents say, we can control pain, cancer specialists have written to me saying that that is simply not true, there are cancer patients who suffer terrible pain and we can't control it. so, the current law needs desperately to be changed. in my view, no civilised society should allow people to suffer in this way without just enabling ...