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Press watchdog accused of chilling effect on free speech over trans writer ruling
Spectator editor calls decision ‘outrageous’ as publication forced to publish findings
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Britain’s Syrian refugees vow to return home after fall of regime
Trafalgar Square saw jubilant scenes as thousands who fled Assad celebrate the end of his brutal reign
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Anti-Semitic abuse at UK universities hits record high
Verbal abuse, threats and assaults against Jewish students surge after the Oct 7 attack, report finds
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Justin Welby apologises after ‘making light of safeguarding failures’
Departing Archbishop of Canterbury says he is sorry for ‘the things I said, and those I omitted to say’ during farewell speech to Lords
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Assisted dying Bill: What are the key issues?
The arguments for and against the proposals as MPs prepare to vote on the controversial legislation
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Poll backs pause in assisted dying Bill for inquiry into end-of-life care
More than half back halting the process until better palliative practices have been explored
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Lord Mackinlay urges MPs to vote against assisted dying Bill
As MPs prepare to vote on Friday, the Tory peer warned that ‘life - no matter how tough - is worth living’
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Kim Leadbeater suggests fear of being a burden is ‘legitimate reason’ for dying
MP bringing assisted dying Bill to Parliament has not grasped ‘subtleties of societal coercion’, opponents say
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Families cannot challenge assisted dying rulings under Bill
Legal experts spoke to The Telegraph about their not inconsiderable concerns ahead of Friday’s reading in Commons
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Three former Tory prime ministers oppose assisted dying Bill
Boris Johnson, Baroness May and Liz Truss are all against proposed legislation, Telegraph can reveal
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Assisted dying Bill could be scrapped before vote
Cross-party MPs table ‘wrecking amendment’ to stop Bill before second reading amid concerns over lack of scrutiny
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Six in 10 say assisted dying ‘too complex’ an issue for MPs to rush
Survey finds broad support for legalising assisted dying, with 69 per cent backing change in the law
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Assisted dying is sexist, report finds
Mercy killings are overwhelmingly violent domestic homicides of women by men, say campaigners
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Assisted dying Bill has enough support to pass, say MPs backing legislation
Cross-party group backing Kim Leadbeater’s Bill believes it will pass if all MPs who have pledged support attend vote
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NHS managers who silence whistleblowers set to be barred
Plans to make bosses accountable for potential;ly destroying careers after Telegraph investigation
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‘I’ll bring death pods to Britain if assisted dying law passes’
Dr Philip Nitschke is ready to launch his invention in Britain, which affords the user a special view for their final moments
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