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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Politics
Michael Savage

Assisted dying campaigners hope to make 2024 ‘tipping point’ for UK legislation

Dame Diana Rigg
Dame Diana Rigg urged the authorities to give people ‘true agency over their own bodies at end of life.’ Photograph: Sébastien Nogier/EPA

Campaigners for an assisted dying law are hoping to make 2024 a turning point in the public debate about the measure in the UK, amid a flurry of attempts to change the law across the British Isles.

Efforts to create new rights for terminally ill people to seek assistance in ending their lives are due to take place in the Isle of Man and Jersey in the new year, with a bill also being debated in Scotland.

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