Eamonn Holmes supports assisted dying legislation in England

express.co.uk

Eamonn Holmes, a presenter on GB News, recently shared his thoughts on end-of-life plans during a segment on the breakfast show. Holmes, who is 65 years old, expressed his views as the show discussed a new bill regarding assisted dying in England and Wales. The legislation is not yet approved and could take up to four years to implement due to additional safety measures that need to be added as it moves through Parliament. To become law, the bill will require at least 55 votes in favor. If passed, it would allow terminally ill adults, expected to die within six months, to seek assistance in ending their lives. Holmes openly stated, “I think I’d want some assistance dying.” He acknowledged that not everyone feels comfortable with someone else helping them end their life, but he believes it is a choice he would make. As this story develops, updates will continue to be provided.


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