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Dear The Labour Party, I’m a consultant clinical psychologist. What should I tell people terrified they’ll be left destitute by your proposed PIP and LCWRA changes—because you’re removing the very means they use to live with dignity and making many suicidal? Thank you, Dr Watts

Spelling this out - the current Government position is that neither MPs, nor the media nor the public, will see the final text of the Bill BEFORE they are asked to decide whether it’s good enough.

When the Voluntary Euthanasia society rebranded to become Dignity in Dying they said it was to campaign for all end of life care. No evidence of doing that twenty years later. They say there’s nothing to stop palliative care improving. The Bill is a massive incentive not to.

.Paul Brand you've made - or certainly shared - an accusation in DM. Let's deal with this in the open. My opposition to Kim Leadbeater's bill is entirely voluntary. I am in fact sympathetic to the principle. I started out extremely worried by the process, and evolved to a

.Paul Brand have you ever asked Dignity in Dying who funds them? Who are those big high net worth donors that ensure a £1.6m campaign spend every year for over two decades. I do hope you take an even approach in investigating everyone's financial connections.

⚠️ Rail Accessibility: Dept for Transport in breach of UN Disability Convention. After betraying ALL accessibility commitments of Great British Railways, Heidi Alexander MP has refused to create a national action plan for rail accessibility. abcommuters.com/2025/06/16/rai…

Assisted suicide is currently a criminal act - it receives legal scrutiny but there's also discretion when appropriate If the current Bill becomes law assisted suicide becomes a medical treatment & all Drs have to do is act in good faith & they'll be indemnified from prosecution

Shameful stuff from Paul Brand, with an accusation he didn't even have the courage to make in the open. I've know Nikki da Costa for years and I know that - quite apart from the concerns about this dreadful Bill - she has a personal mission to try to make parliament's arcane

Powerful intervention from Gordon Brown I hope MPs listen

Gordon Brown is right. This bill imposes an obligation on every terminally ill patient to consider the option of Assisted Suicide - a 'right' with a system to deliver it. The alternative, palliative care, is underfunded, bureaucratic, and in places non-existent. So much for

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Private Eye has found that that 281,000 PIP claimants *already in paid work* stand to lose out under the proposed cuts (i.e the four-point rule) That's 55% of all PIP claimants in paid work, according to the article (not my article but I want to flag it)

The DWP has admitted it expects 70,000 more people to lose disability benefits under its planned cuts than previously disclosed In total, the DWP predicts 440,000 disabled people will lose their existing PIP daily living benefit By me, for Big Issue bigissue.com/news/social-ju…

🕣 Join us from 8:30am at Old Palace Yard on Friday 20th June. We must show up — loud, visible, united — to say: we are #NotDeadYet. Assist us to live, not to die. This bill is dangerous, society-shifting & will shorten disabled lives. 👉 Sign up: eventbrite.com/e/kill-the-bil…

Many disabled people feel that we're fighting for our lives as we oppose the assisted suicide bill If you feel the same, join us on Friday 20th June to tell MPs our views This is why so many of us oppose: bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod… Not Dead Yet UK DPAC Disability Rights UK

The CQC has found high levels of staff vacancies in the already understaffed psychiatric intensive care units and acute mental health wards in South Cumbria, concluding that this is putting patient safety at risk. Today, I challenged the health minister to intervene.

While it's good to hear that the DfT will 'consider' a rolling programme of A4A accessibility improvements, they are being rather disingenuous when they state that all station upgrades must be accessible - Appendix B of the (PRM) NTSN - details in the next tweet.... 1/4...

We need a welfare system that supports, not punishes, people when they need it most. Disability benefit cuts will deepen hardship and inequality across Wales and the UK. I’m voting NO.

Another Labour MP withdraws his support for the #AssistedDyingBill, citing concerns over inadequate safeguards. He said while he believes individuals have a right to choose when they end their life, he believes “equally strongly in the right of individuals to not be coerced or