Liz Carr says disabled people find the prospect of assisted dying terrifying. She says the law could change culture, medical relationships, and the value placed on certain lives.

.@LM_Westminster @CityWestminster @TfL the changes made to Park Lane floating bus stop has not improved the situation. It’s not safe, it’s dangerous for bus passengers & it is not accessible for blind people. BS 8300-1:2018 Section 6.2.2 on bus stops needs to be used please.

The oldest meat & fish markets in London, which date back 850 years, are facing closure from 2028. Smithfield meat market & Billingsgate fish market are to close after the City of London Corporation voted to withdraw support. A huge blow to independent fresh food suppliers.

Henry "even if a few grannies get bullied into it" Marsh clarifies: Agrees "yes, in principle", if there's some cases of coercion into 'assisted' death, the greater public good is satisfied. "There is always a cost" "But you justify that risk by saying more people benefit"

I can't think of another piece of legislation so ostentatiously championed by privilege, so driven by corporate opportunism, so precisely targetted at the vulnerable, so marinaded in supersition. This is what the Great Reform act was supposed to prevent.

🚨Calling all DPOs🚨 Tomorrow, the Joint Committee on Human Rights will take evidence on the implications of the Assisted Dying Bill. No DPO has been invited to give evidence. SIGN our open letter (DM us or reply under this post)👇 https://t.co/WrcPUSzwOz

More than 4million Universal Credit claimants now have no requirement to work - that's predominantly people who are sick along with students and those with caring responsibilities The rise is extraordinary - it's gone up from from 2.896million in October 2024 to 4.027million in