The claim that most Britons support assisted dying is based on a flawed opinion poll, an academic report warned last night.
On the eve of the first Commons debate on the issue in 20 years, a study warned that the survey’s results must be treated with ‘caution’.
The poll, carried out for the Dignity in Dying pressure group, claimed that 82 per cent of people back a change in the law to allow assisted suicide. Several MPs are understood to be preparing to mention the figure when the Commons debates ...
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