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We have just a few weeks left to hit our crowdfunder target. We want to be part of the fight back, but we need funding to do it. If you cannot donate, please share far and wide. #Ukpolitics #crowdfunder #assisteddying www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/help-us-fight-for-choice-at-the-end-of-life

“The Bill may have fallen, but this campaign will not.” Thank you to Dame Prue Leith for standing with us at our rally and for speaking so clearly after this devastating setback. The public is behind this. We will come back. #AssistedDying

The Assisted Dying Bill has fallen. Today we raised a half-mast flag outside Parliament as democracy fails terminally ill adults. A handful of peers have blocked this Bill despite support from MPs, the public. We are heartbroken and angry; but be we are not defeated.

Terminally ill people have been let down. A Bill passed by the elected House should rise or fall on its merits, not be buried under delay. #AssistedDying www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/bill-uk-parliament-meg-hillier-lord-sarah-mullally-b2960480.html

📢Join us in Parliament Square on Weds, 22 April. Dying people and their loved ones have fought too hard, and waited too long, for this moment to simply pass. If Parliament fails them now, we will not go away. RSVP below 👇🏽

🥳 We have just hit 50% of our Crowdfunder. Next week, the assisted dying bill will run out of time. A small group of peers have wasted time and ignored the voices of the dying people this bill was designed to protect. Help us keep the fight going 👇 www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/help-us-fi...

📢Join us in Parliament Square on Weds, 22 April. Dying people and their loved ones have fought too hard, and waited too long, for this moment to simply pass. If Parliament fails them now, we will not go away. RSVP below 👇🏽

📢Join us in Parliament Square on Weds, 22 April. Dying people and their loved ones have fought too hard, and waited too long, for this moment to simply pass. If Parliament fails them now, we will not go away. RSVP 👇🏽 www.mydeath-mydecision.org.uk/2026/04/01/stand-with-us-for-assisted-dying-reform/

A powerful letter in the Yorkshire Post capturing the anger and heartbreak so many feel. Dying people are being denied the choice of a peaceful, dignified death, while a small number of opponents put personal beliefs ahead of compassion and public will.

Sue is right. A handful of peers put their own personal opposition ahead of the urgent need for change, while terminally ill people are left facing more suffering and more uncertainty. We will not stop fighting for choice and compassion, and the public has every right to be angry. #HaveYourSay

We’ve launched a #Crowdfunder to raise £10,000 in 6 weeks. We’re a small campaign with a big task. The Bill is on track to fall because a small group of peers is dragging it out in the Lords. Help stop the assisted dying Bill from being lost. Donate now.

Beyond belief 🤯 Baroness Finlay appears to argue that a carer should be able to refuse to give someone their last meal or last bath if they are due to have an assisted death later that day. Shockingly cruel.

This Bill should rise or fall on a vote, not be buried under delay. Thank you to @therestpolitics.bsky.social for pointing out the obvious. If it looks like filibustering and smells like filibustering, it probably is filibustering.

New figures show 2,385 people in the UK were registered with Dignitas by the end of 2025, up 154 in a single year and around 69% since 2020. More people are still being left without the choice they want at the end of life.🧵 1/2

Today the House of Lords resumes debate on the Assisted Dying Bill... but it’s going nowhere. As Baroness Murphy points out, the whole exercise is becoming irrelevant: peers have talked for so long that they never even reach a vote on the Bill.

Very emotional to meet Tony Marra on the 2nd anniversary of his sister Paola’s assisted death in Switzerland. Paola had terminal bowel cancer and died at the age of 53. All she wanted, like so many other terminally ill people, was choice & dignity in her dying days.

Baroness Berridge has spent 7 minutes raising concerns about children acting as interpreters. The Bill already requires doctors to provide adjustments for language and literacy barriers, including interpreters. We don't have time for arguments over safeguards already in the Bill.

Baroness Blackstone is right. There would have been another chance at Report Stage to return to issues and table amendments. But if every point is dragged out now, we may never get there. Terminally ill people deserve better than this. #AssistedDying

We're extremely disappointed that MSPs have voted against legalising assisted dying for Scotland. But we will keep fighting. Read more at the link: www.humanism.scot/2026/03/17/h...

BREAKING: Scotland has voted against assisted dying. The Bill was defeated by 69 votes to 57, with one abstention. The result is a travesty for terminally ill adults, and a profound missed opportunity after years of scrutiny, debate and clear public support for reform.

A powerful final plea from the bill's sponsor, Liam McArthur, sharing the words of Lisa Fleming, who has lived with secondary breast cancer for 9 years. She fights every day to live a little longer, while fearing how her life will end. Scotland must now rise to the occasion.

A powerful plea from Jamie Greene MSP in tonight’s final debate on assisted dying. Terminally ill Scots should not be denied the choice of a compassionate assisted death if that is what they want.

Carol Mochan MSP put it powerfully today. Tonight's vote on the assisted dying bill is a chance for Holyrood to show it can meet the moment and respond with compassion, courage and purpose.

Campaigners have been outside Holyrood this morning ahead of the final vote on Scotland’s assisted dying bill. We hope those with the power to decide will vote with courage for terminally ill people across Scotland who are desperately asking for choice at the end of their lives.

. Tonight's #Panorama is a difficult but important watch. But over 100,000 have now signed the petition to get the Assisted Dying Bill through the unelected House of Lords, something 3/4 of Brits and a majority of elected MPs support! #AssistedDying . www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/epis...

100,000 signatures. A clear public message that Parliament must respect the decisions of MPs and allow this assisted dying Bill to complete all its stages. 1/3

Over 99,000 people have signed this petition - let's get it to 100,000 today. Dying people deserve choice and compassion, no one should be forced to suffer. petition.parliament.uk/petitions/75...

In a letter to Keir Starmer, more than 100 Labour MPs warn that letting the assisted dying bill fail without a decision would undermine trust in politics. After all the debate and scrutiny, Parliament must stop dragging this out and decide.

In the final hours of his life, Tracy’s son Brian begged his family to end his suffering. No mother should have to hear those words. No family should be left helpless while someone they love dies in avoidable distress. #AssistedDying Credit: The Scotsman

Patricia’s husband, Kevan, died from a rare bile duct cancer after weeks of suffering. The trauma of watching the man she loved go through hell was unbearable. Patricia believes that had assisted dying been available, Kevan would have chosen it.

Lord Moore’s comparison is outrageous. Assisted dying is about terminally ill adults choosing what happens at the end of their lives, not doctors “forcing ideology” on anyone. Dressing up filibustering as some sort of moral concern does nothing for the people this bill is for.

No filibustering here 👀 Baroness Finlay appears to be arguing against a different Bill. This one is clear: it applies to terminally ill adults, not children. This kind of distraction tactic does nothing for dying people who need honesty and choice.

This is what we are up against in the House of Lords. Baroness Murphy is right. Helping a terminally ill person who is desperately suffering is not morally abhorrent. Forcing them to suffer against their will is. #AssistedDying

The Assisted Dying Bill is at risk of being deliberately talked out in the Lords - that's a disgrace. Sign this petition today: petition.parliament.uk/petitions/75...

Today I asked the Prime Minister to ensure the unelected House of Lords does not block the will of the elected House of Commons on the Assisted Dying Bill. With public polling showing strong support, this is a democratic issue.

Keir Starmer was asked about assisted dying during #PMQs. Terminally ill people and their families needed clarity and compassion. They did not get it. Thanks to @vikkislademp.bsky.social for asking the Prime Minister whether terminally ill people will finally get the choice they deserve.

A powerful letter from Louise Shackleton in The Observer, sharing what choice at the end of life meant for her husband Antony. Louise’s words are a reminder that this debate is about the comfort that choice can bring. #AssistedDying @theobserveruk.bsky.social

My Death. My Decision. Sign the Petition! UK voters: please help to get 100,000 signatures for your assisted dying laws. The House of Lords are sabotaging the assisted dying laws. And shame on them for it. The terminally ill will bear the cost of this injustice. UK now is the time - sign up.

80,000 people have signed. We need 100,000. At 100,000 signatures, Parliament must consider a debate. This is about choice and protecting the will of the Commons. #AssistedDying Please sign and share 👇🏽 petition.parliament.uk/petitions/75...

Nearly 80,000 people have backed a petition calling on the Government to uphold democracy and stop opponents using procedural games to block the #AssistedDyingBill. As terminally ill mum, Sophie Blake, puts it: scrutiny must never become sabotage.

Lord Harper, in his ✨80th✨ speech on the assisted dying debate, having spoken for two and a half HOURS during Committee Stage, claims there's no filibustering [to which the House of Lords groans]. Baroness Murphy quips: "Lord Harper is just beginning his first filibuster now!"

Lord Falconer outlines that the House of Lords has spent more than 80 hours deliberating since the Bill passed the Commons in June last year! 1253 amendments tabled, yet they've debated just three clauses. He says HoL risks being an "irrelevant talking shop".

🚨Success! Island of Jersey passes historic Assisted Dying Law with an overwhelming vote of 32 to 16. Politicians in Jersey did the right thing and put themselves in the shoes of terminally ill adults. This debate, rooted in compassion, has now given choice to dying people on the Island. 🎉

Assisted dying services on the NHS In Wales have moved a step closer after Senedd members voted in favour of granting consent for proposed Westminster legislation

Welsh Parliament backs assisted dying proposals.

🚨Breaking: The Senedd has voted in favour of the Legislative Consent Motion (LCM) for the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill 28 votes to 23, with 2 abstentions. We hope that the Westminster Parliament sees it as a vote of confidence in the Assisted Dying Bill!

Rejecting the LCM will deprive the Senedd of shaping the assisted dying law - Alun Davies MS "It will create a two-tier law in Wales... What debate on morality can take place when we say to people in Wales 'You can exercise a choice only if you have the money to pay for it'".

"This is a personal debate that cuts deeply into my Christian faith. My faith teaches me how precious life is, it also teaches me about compassion, mercy and walking alongside those who suffer" - James Evans MS

BBC Verify have fact checked claims made during the debate in the Welsh parliament that there's a "slippery slope" in jurisdictions like Oregon