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The past few months have been intense as the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill has worked its way through the House of Lords. Our focus has been simple: making sure disabled people’s voices are part of the debate. In October, the Lords held the Second Reading over two full days, with almost 180 peers speaking. Many raised concerns that disabled people have been highlighting for years — questions about protection, pressure and the limits of safeguards. A Select Committe

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Not Dead Yet UK: Deep Disappointment as MPs Pass Assisted Dying Bill, Vowing Continued Fight in Lords London, 20 June 2025  – Not Dead Yet UK expresses profound disappointment and grave concern following the passage of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill through the House of Commons today. This decision, despite compelling evidence and testimony from disabled people, doctors, and human rights experts about the inherent risks, ignores the stark r

Exclusive new polling conducted by Whitestone Insight for Not Dead Yet UK reveals that a significant majority of the British public are...