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Assisted suicide bill faces delay as record list of amendments tabled in the Lords

Assisted suicide bill faces delay as record list of amendments tabled in the Lords
Baroness Finlay | House of Lords
Mike Judge
Mike Judge Mike Judge. Editor of Evangelical Times, and pastor of Chorlton Evangelical Church in Manchester.
18 November, 2025 2 min read

The controversial assisted suicide bill looks likely to face a significant delay after a record number of almost 1,000 amendments have been tabled in the House of Lords.

The bill has been called an 'utter shambles' by pro-lifers, who say it includes inadequate safeguards to protect the vulnerable.

The number of proposed changes is unprecedented for a private member's bill, and the bill's supporters claim this is a tactic to kill the proposal by forcing it to run out of time.

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