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Scotland could become the first UK nation to provide help for people with a terminal illness to end their own lives. A new assisted dying bill was introduced today, and supporters say the public mood is shifting in favour of a change in the law.
But those against it fear it could be dangerous for disabled people and vulnerable groups.
But those against it fear it could be dangerous for disabled people and vulnerable groups.
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