Care system needs fixing before assisted dying debate, says PM
Care system needs fixing before assisted dying debate, says PMImage source, Getty ImagesPublished3 minutes agoByHarry FarleyPolitical correspondentPrime Minister Andy Burnham has said that before assisted dying is considered in England and Wales, the funding of palliative and…
- ▪Care system needs fixing before assisted dying debate, says PMImage source, Getty ImagesPublished3 minutes agoByHarry FarleyPolitical correspondentPrime Minister Andy Burnham has said that before assisted dying is considered in England and
2 outlets in our directory ran this story, first to last over 2 hours. All of the coverage we found sits in one bucket: lean left. That one-sidedness is itself worth noticing.
- ▪ Assisted dying debate should come after end-of-life care reform, says Burnham — The Guardian — Politics
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Care system needs fixing before assisted dying debate, says PMImage source, Getty ImagesPublished3 minutes agoByHarry FarleyPolitical correspondentPrime Minister Andy Burnham has said that before assisted dying is considered in England and Wales, the funding of palliative and social care should be "fixed".It is the first time Burnham has set out his position on the issue since becoming prime minister, as MPs prepare to debate it again when Parliament returns in September.The government is likely to remain officially neutral, but Burnham's remarks suggest he personally will not back a bill being proposed by Labour MP Lauren Edwards.The position is a shift from that of former Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, who voted in favour of the previous attempt to legalise assisted dying and gave…
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