Talk Breakfast with Mark Dolan speaking truth to the people.

Well, look, I'm sited about today's show.

I've got so many great guests.

Let me bring you the front pages.

So much to go out today, folks.

Daily Express, first of all, as peers still delay assisted dying legislation,

determined campaigners say, eventually we will win the right to die battle. So the

assisted dying battle will not end, even if peers succeed in blocking the bill, according to campaigners.

They vowed to bring back the fight in the next parliamentary session if the clock is run down.

And I've got to tell you that I haven't really made my mind up

about assisted dying. I think in principle I'm against it because I think it would be abused

by the health service who are always trying to make their lives easier. I don't know about you,

but I'm a veteran of many relatives and friends having gone into hospital

and been pumped with drugs and they never got out.

There are many people that I know that consider a visit to an NHS hospital to be a death sentence,

especially if you're older, especially if you've got dementia or some other chronic condition.

You're treated by the

NHS like an inconvenience. And honestly, you know that idea of euthanasia, the idea that you kind of

opt to say goodbye. And you know, obviously, it's the medics that will, you know, vets do it, don't they?

You've got the Labrador and he's had an accident and it's better to put him out of his misery.

Well, I can assure you, folks, at 10 past 6 in the morning, that that's what the NHS do already.

The NHS, they do decide that it's time for people to go.

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