At the least, American goods should be labelled so we can make our own choices.

If we only have people who have lived exemplary lives in Parliament, it would need a room the size of a telephone box.

For that to happen, it would need a further change in the law.

I beg to differ. Disabled people would have to meet all the criteria of terminal illness, having capacity to give consent and convince two doctors and a judge that this is their intent.

I am getting annoyed at MPs who are debating things that are not in the bill. Passing this bill will not prevent improvement in palliative care. They should go hand in hand. The bill has a great many safeguards. I am not terminally ill but if that time comes, I want to make my own choice.

Account suspended. 😀

Always useful for next year's donation 😀

I found 3 NF accounts. I have learnt how to block.

I haven't found out how to block people.

My personal view is that, while people will have their own views, it is wrong to impose those views on other people. But I accept this is a matter where a free vote for MPs is the right thing to do.

BTW Ed is right about palliative care regardless of the outcome of the vote.

I am happy to debate with anyone on the basis that we show respect and listen to proper arguments. I got sick of being insulted, called names, abused and threatened by people who made no effort to explain their point of view. Shouty people don't listen. They just shout.

I think Brexit was one of the biggest mistakes we ever made as a country. The Mansion House speech by the Governor of the Bank of England shows the impact it has had on our economy.