https://t.co/0qbzUdDVKJ It's time to look this straight on and collectively bring about positive change

Two stories dropped tonight each of which is the culmination of three years of investigative and legal work by the UsForThem team. 🚨MAIL ON SUNDAY: Over £200 million of undeclared potential conflicts of interest at the heart of the key UK pandemic advisory committee. 🚨SUNDAY

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Our submission to the C 19 inquiry is in! Thank you to all the families who found the strength to take part, for the small team of volunteers who gathered evidence and wrote long into the night and to @hodgejonesallen for 5 years of incredible support. Here's to accountability.

Dignity in Dying keeps changing its position. It says whatever is convenient at a particular moment. It then deletes evidence from its website. And thinks MPs are so supportive/stupid/busy to notice.

This morning the Leadbeater Bill committee voted to let Clause 1 go through unamended - having rejected safeguards to protect the mentally ill, disabled people, those influenced or encouraged by others or those seeking assisted suicide to save their family money. We were told at

Palliative care can alleviate the wish for a hastened death. I am beyond shocked that the committee voted against this amendment.

30%-40% of public money given to England's care homes vanishes in profits, little left for frontline services. Almost all care homes forcibly closed between 2011 and 2023 were operated by for-profit companies. Profits and care can't be combined. Watch the Minister's reply.

ASSISTED SUICIDE: "If this becomes legislation, it will drive us into the abyss" @Amanda_M_Hunter The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill risks the safety and rights of disabled people, the elderly, and those with chronic health conditions Get involved⬇️

Our 3rd report on #AssistedDyingBill will be published really soon, as a result of watching the process of this bill, we are calling for bills that that involve life & death issues such as #AssistedSuicideBill & #whistleblowing to never proceed via route of Private Members

Our open letter supported by 62 groups across UK representing interests of disabled people highlights need for cautious, inclusive & comprehensive examination of assisted dying proposals https://t.co/YggSHj0d1V

Can we get over this ‘I agree with assisted dying in principle’ thing? If we were living in a perfect world, where doctors didn’t kill patients, where relatives didn’t exercise coercive control, where disabled people were equal citizens, and where elderly people weren’t made to

Sky have done a report on the shocking state of care homes across the country and govt health minister Karin Smyth says she can't answer questions on it because she doesn't know about the report. Except it turns out Sky gave details of the report to her team yesterday.

🚨🚨 9 times out of 10 Care Home residents were prescribed ‘End of Life’ medication during Lockdown What followed was 5,000 deaths in just 10 weeks at Scottish Care Homes and 50,000 in England…..

14. Ruth Hughes, barrister specialising in mental capacity and inheritance. “If the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill is passed, then this will lead to some of the most vulnerable people dying for others’ financial gain. That is certain… “It is surprisingly easy for a

Kim Leadbeater’s witness list was 80%-20% in favour of the bill’s supporters. 9 lawyers were invited (6 pro, 3 neutral), alongside 8 witnesses from other jurisdictions (all pro), academics, medics, etc. But who *didn’t* receive an invitation? Here’s an incomplete list:

1. The British Geriatrics Society. “The BGS is opposed to the legalisation of Assisted Dying…Our assessment is that the risk for safeguard failure is at least moderate in a modern, well-run AD service which we find to be unacceptable when considering the needs of older people.”

7. Paddy Stone, Professor Emeritus of Palliative and End of Life Care at UCL. “My research demonstrates that there is no reliable way to identify patients with less than six or twelve months to live... At least, no method that would be reliable enough to act as any sort of

12. Cara Bailey, Professor of End of Life Care at Birmingham University. “The proposed safeguards are not sufficient to protect the vulnerable, particularly those who are older, frail and dependent...people will feel helpless and a burden, and...will utilise the AD request.”

A palliative care doctor debunks myths about assisted suicide live on Channel 4❌🩺

Lewis Atkinson MP's 'gotcha'. Witness has none of it. 👏Prof Allan House, Emeritus Professor of Liaison Psychiatry, Uni of Leeds: "The bill just asks is this person able to make decisions. ...It doesn't cover psychological and social assessment" Why so against this?!