Mark Williams-Thomas spoke out after it was revealed police are now probing five of Al Fayed's associates, while also reviewing previous missed opportunities to prosecute him

Elaine Hudson had been ravaged by brutal motor neurone disease and was no longer able to speak when she realised her message.

U.K. House of Commons to vote on Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill 2024-25, sparking emotional debate.

A Derby woman has gone to London and will stand in Parliament Square to show her passionate support for giving terminally-ill people the right to end their lives as MPs vote on the issue

For the first time in nearly a decade, MPs will debate and vote on the issue of assisted suicide.

A serving prisoner and his partner have been jailed after they were caught smuggling drugs into prison.

The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill being voted on would allow those with a terminal illness - and with just six months left to live - to end their life early

Adhamon Mebrahtu and Jamie Osman, both 23, followed a woman to her home in Croydon, south London, and then subjected her to a terrifying sexual attack inside the property

MPs are voting in what could be one of the most momentous decisions of their political lives.

MPs will have a complex decision to make when they walk into the Commons for the assisted dying vote on Friday - and both sides of the debate need to be respected

While a majority of the MPs to publicly declare their position have come out in favour, the outcome still remains shrouded in uncertainty.

The creator of the Sarco suicide pod has hit out at the 'onerous' safeguards proposed as part of the assisted dying bill.

If the bill passes, it will become one of the biggest talking points at Westminster of 2025.

British politicians are to debate, and likely vote on, whether to advance divisive and emotive legislation to allow assisted dying for terminally ill people in England and Wales.

MPs will take part in a historic vote on assisted dying - here's everything you need to know about what the law is now, how it could change and what the arguments are on both sides

MPs will today vote on a Bill that could pave the way to legalise assisted dying for terminally ill adults. Here The Mirror looks at the strict rules for people to access the treatment

Britain's parliament must decide on Friday whether to support assisted dying, following what is likely to be a heated debate and protests for and against outside.

Sir Keir Starmer's Cabinet and all the major political parties are heavily divided on changing the law to allow medics to help the terminally ill end their lives without fear of prosecution.

MPs are hours away from voting on whether to legalise assisted dying, which would give people with less than six months to live the right to choose to end their life.

MPs are debating in the House of Commons ahead of a key government vote on assisted dying.

Kim Leadbeater told fellow MPs that her Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill will give people 'choice, autonomy and dignity at the end of their lives'.