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Safest bill in the world? “The bill in its current form has concerning deficiencies. Notably, the proposed mechanisms of decision making are not in line with good clinical and professional practice.”

MPs have just received a joint statement from the Royal College of Physicians and Royal College of Psychiatrists.

The Terminally Ill Adults ‘Assisted Dying’ Bill should be withdrawn.

Hospices have no legal protection in Kim’s bill if they refuse to offer assisted dying. To compel them government can withhold the already insufficient public funding they get. Joint bill sponsor Kit Malthouse believes this is a good thing. Do other MPs?

The Assisted Dying Bill returns to Parliament today for its final vote at Report Stage. I’ve raised serious concerns about the lack of safeguards. It should never be easier to die than to live with support. I will be voting against the Bill.

As ever, Nikki da Costa live tweeting today’s debate on the TIA Bill 👇

This assisted dying bill has rapidly lost the confidence of MPs and the strong momentum against it is now clear. It had a Commons majority of 56 last November. That was cut to 36 last month on a key amendment. Today we saw a further cut of the majority to 21 and 26 on

Today in Parliament I spoke against the #AssistedDyingBill. This is a deeply flawed Bill, and the truth is that in seeking to give choice to some, it risks causing new harm to a much larger, vulnerable group of our citizens.

I believe there are valid reasons to support the principle of assisted dying. I might choose it myself. But the vote on Friday is not about the principle, it’s about the workability - and safety - of the Terminally Ill Adults Bill. Let’s recap on what experts are saying… 🧵

We won’t even get to see the final Assisted Dying Bill before we’re asked to vote for it. That’s why I’ve signed this letter with 50 other MPs asking for more time. 1/2

🚨More than 300 medical students from universities across the country, including Oxford, Cambridge, Manchester, Edinburgh and London, have said they are against the #AssistedDyingBill #NotThisBill #assistedsuicide

Powerful intervention from Gordon Brown I hope MPs listen

Powerful words from Gordon Brown. MPs have personal beliefs, but also solemn duties: that’s why they must reject the assisted dying bill this week | Gordon Brown | theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Six of the most misleading statements in this article: 1. KL says the bill “goes further than any in the world to ensure decisions are…free from pressure.” Not true. South Australia bars doctors from raising assisted suicide unprompted. Leadbeater has rejected that safeguard.

It's important to remember the consequences of this Bill On Friday, MPs can end it. I hope they do

My article in The Guardian as MPs in Westminster prepare for the final decisive votes this Friday on one of the most consequential laws of our generation theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

🧵As a GP with a palliative care interest, I am deeply concerned by the #assisteddyingbill. It not only threatens my vulnerable patients, it is built upon fundamental misconception.10 examples below: 🧵 Sarah Coombes for West Bromwich Sonia Kumar MP for Dudley 🌹 Alex Ballinger MP Care Not Killing Dan Hitchens 👇👇

MPs voting on Friday need to watch this. This gets to the heart of the first vote on NC16 - this Bill doesn't care why someone wants to end their life - and the complete exclusion of family from the process (MPs have signed that off already) credit: No Way Back

I missed this by Dr Annabel Price a Consultant Liaison Psychiatrist specialising in medically unwell older people and palliative care and Royal College of Psychiatrists lead on assisted dying Yet another highly competent specialist trying their best to inform MPs rcpsych.ac.uk/news-and-featu…

One thing I have learnt from some years in politics, victory or defeat are rarely final. So you keep on fighting.