Starmer unlikely to allocate more time for assisted dying bill, ministers believe
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Keir Starmer is unlikely to allocate additional time for the assisted dying bill in the upcoming parliamentary session, as he aims to avoid further divisions within the Labour Party. Senior ministers believe that the bill, which has already passed the Commons, will face significant obstacles in the House of Lords due to numerous amendments proposed by its opponents. This situation suggests a challenging path ahead for the legislation, which may not even reach a vote.
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The assisted dying bill has been a contentious issue within UK politics, often dividing opinions among lawmakers and the public alike. The Labour Party, under Starmer's leadership, has faced challenges in balancing progressive policies with the need for party unity, particularly on divisive topics such as assisted dying.
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