Health Secretary warns there is ‘no money’ to cover £500m cost of implementing Bill in first 10 years
Health Secretary warns there is ‘no money’ to cover £500m cost of implementing Bill in first 10 years
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Health secretary calls for better end-of-life care to give people more choice
The Health Secretary, who opposed the suicide law passed by MPs last week, said getting the system up and running would take…
Dame Siobhain McDonagh warned that an assisted dying service could 'rob our stretched NHS of much needed resources' after Wes…
The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill is due to have its next parliamentary vote on Friday
As the Bill goes to a final vote, critics say poor palliative provision means patients do not have a real choice
Theresa May has opposed the Assisted Dying Bill, saying she believes it does not have the safeguards in place to prevent people…
Can anything stop plans for 'death on the NHS' after MPs' vote?
