Today the Assisted Suicide Bill returned to the House of Commons. Amid its many flaws and complications, perhaps most important is that it marks a landmark change in the state’s attitude to the sick, the weak and the vulnerable. Leading the charge for the Bill are many wealthy, privileged liberals in the Esther Rantzen mould
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