Assisted Dying Bill Backers Threaten Nuclear Option of 1911 Parliament Act
Supporters of assisted dying may use 1911 Parliament Act to bypass Lords block, threatening nuclear option if delays continue.
Supporters of assisted dying may use 1911 Parliament Act to bypass Lords block, threatening nuclear option if delays continue.
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