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Scottish First Minister John Swinney to Oppose Assisted Dying Bill in Upcoming Vote

Swinney cites ethical concerns, risks to vulnerable individuals, and potential legal overreach as reasons for his decision ahead of Holyrood's free vote next week.

Kim Leadbeater's Assisted Dying Bill Faces Scrutiny Over Safeguards and Implementation

Proposed Amendments to Assisted Dying Bill Draw Criticism Over Safeguard Changes

UK Parliament to Hold Historic Vote on Assisted Dying Legislation

UK Parliament to Debate Assisted Dying Bill for Terminally Ill Adults

UK Parliament Prepares for First Assisted Dying Debate in a Decade