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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A Swiss group may have helped more British people bypass the UK ban on euthanasia than previously thought.
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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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Hundreds of pensioners are to lobby MPs amid speculation over who will take over government pensions policy.
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An UK MP says the debate over a dying Ghanaian woman being sent home should be about health care in Ghana.
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Politicians faced extra security Monday at the Northern Ireland Assembly as they debated their failure to forge a Catholic-Protestant administration &#151; an argument dramatically interrupted last week by a Protestant extremist with a bag full of nail bombs.
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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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Concerns that legalised assisted death would be used to kill vulnerable people have not played out, a study says.
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PATIENTS&#39; safety could be endangered by new European Union rules on health care, doctors&#39; representatives said yesterday. The British Medical Association said they had serious concerns about the impact of
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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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MPs look set to say goodbye to the term 'Strangers' - the centuries-old Commons name for members of the public.
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A health minister is to face a panel of MPs investigating whether the abortion time limit should be reduced.
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Two doctors groups have dropped their opposition to a bill which will allow them to help terminally ill patients die.
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Concerns about safety and the care of dying patients dominate complaints to an NHS watchdog.
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Some EU Parliament members fear Europe won't get Vista OS on time.
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An MP's call for compulsory counselling and a "cooling off" period before abortions is defeated.
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In an emotional session marked by tales of death and hope, the Senate debated on Monday whether the government should pay for new embryonic stem cell research, pushing a measure to do it toward passage and President Bush&#039;s first veto.