Interview: Jo Stevens on assisted dying, 2026 Senedd elections and Port Talbot
Jo Stevens has said that she will back the assisted dying bill when it comes to a vote…
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LabourList readers overwhelmingly back legalised assisted dying – but less sure safeguards are adequate
LabourList readers overwhelmingly support moves to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales as a private members’ bill…
