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The House of Lords Select Committee on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill will hold two oral evidence sessions this week. It has been reported that the committee is weighted against assisted dying, with more opponents of legislation change than supporters. Humanists UK analysis suggests that, apart from the Bill Sponsors, the experts… Read more »
Ahead of tomorrow’s launch of the Government’s long-awaited 10 Year Health Plan for the NHS, the Medical Defence Union (MDU) has responded to the details announced so far. Dr Matthew Lee, Chief Executive of the MDU, said: On the 10 Year Health Plan overall “This is a big moment for the NHS. Our members are… Read more »
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The Labour party is five weeks away from becoming insolvent, according to figures released by the Electoral Commission. Senior figures in the party, including prime minister Gordon Brown, could become personally liable for its debts unless it finds a way to pay off £7.45 million in loans. Other figures on the National Executive Committee (NEC)… Read more »
MPs’ could receive a lump sum of £23,000 a year for their second homes rather than the system of expenses which currently operates. The recommendation is thought to form a key plank of speaker Michael Martin’s review into MPs finances, according to the Times newspaper, but a committee spokesperson refused to confirm the report. The… Read more »
