Lucy Dunn chats with Rajiv Shah, a former Special Advisor to the Attorney General, and James Heale, a seasoned writer for The Spectator. They delve into the heated debate over Labour MP Kim Leadbeater's assisted dying bill, which faces dwindling support in Parliament. The discussion highlights the bill's contentious amendments, lingering concerns from medical bodies, and the complex implications for future healthcare practices. With the political stakes high, they question whether Starmer should hinge his legacy on this polarizing issue.
