joining me now is the mp kit malthouse, who chairs the cross—party group of mps on choice at the endnt palliative care doctor and honorary secretary of the association of palliative care. thank you both so much for joining us. tell me what your position is and do do you think we are going to see legal change here in the uk? fiur change here in the uk? our osition change here in the uk? our position is— change here in the uk? our position is that _ change here in the uk? oi position is that people who change here in the uk? (zii position is that people who are mentally competent and terminally ill within six months at the end of their life should be permitted to seek assistance to die with certain dignity and peace in their own homes, surrounded by their loved ones if they so wish. rather than the situation we have at the moment where only those with money can go to switzerland to achieve the same thing. now, over the last ten years or so, since the last vote there has been a significant change in parliament, not least because many, many people who have campaigned on this issue in the

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former conservative minister kit malthouse supports the change. >> a member of my extended family whodied many years ago, actually of multiple sclerosis in horrible circumstances and more closely death in my wife's family from breast cancer, both of which reinforced in me the idea that if i were to face if anyone were to face those horrible circumstances, i'd at least like the choice . least like the choice. >> but liberal democrat leader sir ed davey is opposed. >> but for me, having looked after my mother, who was terminally ill and died when i was next to her bedside when i was next to her bedside when i was 15 and seen the pain, she went through. one of the issues for me is improving palliative care. improving hospice care. it's just not good enough at the moment. it's just not good enough at the mome