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When the assisted dying bill was brought before Parliament, it was pitched as the most

robust and safest system of its kind anywhere in the world. A thorough and robust process involving two doctors and a high court judge.

No other jurisdiction in the world has those layers of safeguarding.

And then it changed.

I think it's really difficult to suggest that by having three experts involved,

that is somehow a change for the worse, it's absolutely a change for the better.

Not as if those experts are people who already back the idea of assisted diogen.

With the stakes so high and doubts creeping in, can the assisted dying bells survive?

I'm Gabby Hinslev, filling in for John Harris, and you're listening to Politics Weekly UK for The Guardian.

Not everything in politics is a matter of life and death.

But sometimes Parliament genuinely does hold people's lives in their hands.

And today's episode is about one of those times.

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