Sympathy only goes so far, bereaved man tells MPs on assisted dying committee
A man whose father, brother and sister died “in dreadful circumstances” has told MPs their sympathy “only goes so far” as he urged them to get on with the process to legalise assisted dying.
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Sector responds to chancellor: social housing should be considered an asset, not a drain on public finances
Rachel Reeves promised to fast-track major housing and infrastructure projects in a speech on Wednesday. Stephen Delahunty ...
Bishop’s resignation latest in series of difficulties for Church of England
The Bishop of Liverpool’s resignation is the latest development in what has been a tumultuous time for the Church of England. Here, the PA news agency takes a look at how events have unfolded in ...
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17-year-old makes history as Spurs get out of jail late on
Goals from Damola Ajayi, Dane Scarlett and Mikey Moore ensured the Premier League side secured a top-eight spot by beating ...