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No, the UK government isn't offering 'cash bonuses' to families who euthanise elderly relatives

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No, the UK government isn't offering 'cash bonuses' to families who euthanise elderly relatives

No, the UK government isn't offering 'cash bonuses' to families who euthanise elderly relatives

The bizarre claims have sprung off the back of MPs' approval of a bill which would legalise assisted dying for terminally ill adults in England and Wales, subject to approval from two doctors and a judge.


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