Ashish Joshi

2 weeks ago | news.sky.com | Ashish Joshi

There are few issues more controversial, more divisive. Assisted dying polarises opinion. But it's a difficult conversation that needs to be had because ultimately death affects us all. Even if you are fortunate enough to never be directly impacted by an assisted death you will almost certainly be indirectly affected if the End of Life Bill passes into law. It would be the biggest social change to British society many of us would ever see in our lifetimes.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Ashish Joshi

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2 weeks ago | mkfm.com | Megan Harwood-Baynes |Ashish Joshi |Mark Thompson

The bill - which is due to be voted on by MPs for a final time on 20 June - would allow terminally ill patients from England and Wales to end their lives "on their own terms", providing they have a life expectancy of six months or less. A separate bill is currently passing through the Scottish parliament. But doctors from across the NHS have written to MPs, warning them of their "serious concerns".

2 weeks ago | manxradio.com | Megan Harwood-Baynes |Ashish Joshi |Mark Thompson

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2 weeks ago | news.sky.com | Megan Harwood-Baynes |Ashish Joshi |Mark Thompson

More than 1,000 doctors have written to MPs urging them to vote against the assisted dying bill, calling it a "real threat to both patients and the medical workforce". The bill - which is due to be voted on by MPs for a final time on 20 June - would allow terminally ill patients from England and Wales to end their lives "on their own terms", providing they have a life expectancy of six months or less. A separate bill is currently passing through the Scottish parliament.