
Writer with words in @TheCriticMag, @Unherd, @Spectator and others. Author of ‘Sustenance’ (2023).
Northern Ireland
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The dangerous Canadian approach to assisted suicide must be abandoned, argues @AdamPollock
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“How might we square the fact that they have lost a degree of mental capacity now, that they have left instructions when they were younger to end their life when this happens, with the fact that they are perhaps the most content they have been in their whole life?” he asks."
Canadian policies on assisted suicide are incoherent and unsafe, argues @AdamPollock. It is high time they were reversed
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Perfectly put on Canada's out-of-control #euthanasia regime. #assistedsuicide thecritic.co.uk/canada-must-…
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Canadian policies on assisted suicide are incoherent and unsafe, argues @AdamPollock. It is high time they were reversed
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Canada has shelved legislation extending its assisted suicide law to those with mental illness.
The plan treated disabled people as second-class citizens, argues @AdamPollock 👇 buff.ly/g1AlF7i
Canada has revoked plans to legalise euthanasia for those suffering from mental illness.
The country must repeal more of its dangerous assisted dying legislation, writes @AdamPollock 👇 buff.ly/cXfZmHb
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A peace process that cannot withstand 35 men walking silently down a street does not offer much hope for the shared future its champions keep promising, writes @AdamPollock
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Andy Burnham has sought to persuade voters that he’s not like other Labour leaders.
But how can his championing of devolution be squared with his openness to rejoining the EU? @AdamPollock 👇 buff.ly/Sx6D5tS
Andy Burnham has reiterated today that he is open to Britain rejoining the European Union.
Yet this would undermine the rest of his governing agenda, writes @AdamPollock 👇 buff.ly/Sx6D5tS
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”This latest idea from the Prime Minister is a further crackdown on dissent against the view that, perhaps, everything the Government does might not actually be in the national interest.“
✍️ |🦊 |@AdamPollock:
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A Ministry of Truth is coming, warns @AdamPollock: yet BBC Verify shows exactly why it won't work.
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Funding contraceptives and abortions in deprived countries won’t help the British economy.
Read @AdamPollock on the problem with Foreign Office funding 👇
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The Government has announced £254 million in funding for a programme which provides abortions in deprived countries.
Is the Foreign Office using its budget wisely? @AdamPollock 👇
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English whisky now has the same legal protection as its Scottish equivalent.
The change has given the SNP another stick with which to hit Westminster, writes @AdamPollock 👇 buff.ly/bCfzyeC
Most Western European countries have extensive protection systems for their food and drink heritage.
Why is Britain such an outlier? @AdamPollock 👇 buff.ly/bCfzyeC
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“Assisted suicide has shown this country at its best, but also at its worst... Now that no more time in Parliament will be wasted debating this flawed and dangerous piece of legislation, perhaps it can now get on with the real work that needs to be done.”
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Assisted suicide has been defeated. But the issues that brought it to Parliament remain, warns @AdamPollock
Britain still needs better palliative and social care, stronger protection for victims of abuse and a renewed commitment to suicide prevention.
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The assisted suicide Bill is dead. After two years of debate, MPs have rejected it by 286 votes to 270.
A victory for vulnerable people — and a reminder that bad legislation becomes harder to defend the more closely it is scrutinised, writes @AdamPollock
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