Controversial End-of-Life Bill Debate

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How the assisted dying debate is dividing doctors as politicians prepare to vote on bill

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The End of Life Bill would be the biggest social change to British society many of us would ever see in our lifetimes.

It's the country's doctors who will be the most affected by any change in the law.

Like society, the medical community is divided on the issue.

One senior doctor said: "It's like Brexit , but worse.".

Dr Davis : "It still doesn't justify the response that we meet suffering with killing someone, rather than addressing the needs that are in front of us" Dr Davis responded by saying: "You say you've looked in the whites of patients' eyes at the end, and I'd say looking into the whites.

Then we should follow the example of other countries and say, 'we will help you'".

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