Euthanasia fears fuel MPs' debate
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A row is brewing over planned new laws which critics claim would allow euthanasia by the back door.
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MPs are to spend two days debating the future of the House of Lords, with a final decision due on Wednesday.
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Some EU Parliament members fear Europe won't get Vista OS on time.
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MPs and the main City watchdog are at odds over the plight of millions of policyholders &quot;trapped&quot; in closed with-profits funds.
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Terminally ill patients could be refused palliative care due to a funding crisis, hospices claim.
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MPs are into the final week over a possible ban on hunting with dogs in England and Wales. What do you think?
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Conservative Christian groups said they fear the issue of embryonic stem-cell research will be further politicized after the death of actor Christopher Reeve, an outspoken advocate of the research.
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Dutch doctors are calling for a domestic legal framework that would allow them to end the lives of newborn babies suffering intolerable pain from incurable diseases, a move that rekindles the debate on the controversial issue of euthanasia.
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Ministers see off a backbench revolt over a bill which critics claim would legalise euthanasia "by the back door".
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An MP refused to admit defeat in a controversial bid to exempt MPs from the Freedom of Information Act today, despite opponents' claims it was effectively dead in the water.
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MPs look set to say goodbye to the term 'Strangers' - the centuries-old Commons name for members of the public.
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Plans for EU co-operation on asylum and justice will be debated by MPs amid claims the UK could lose key powers.
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Northern Ireland&#39;s politicians have an anxious wait as the Reverend Ian Paisley decides whether to endorse an historic deal with Sinn Fein.
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Lawmakers begin debating legislation this week that would lift a ban on cloning human embryos for stem cell research &#151; a bill that, if passed, could make Australia a world leader in research into diseases such as diabetes and Alzheimer's.
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Pope John Paul branded euthanasia  a distortion of medical ethics on Friday, saying doctors could  not decide "who can live and who must die."
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Spamocracy Parliament may soon be debating whether to legalise incest, reclassify insomnia as a mental illness, microchip all children at birth ... or give pantomime actor Richard Griffiths a Knighthood.â¦
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Proposals in France to tighten entry conditions for immigrants' relatives are to be debated by MPs.