Leadbeater’s kill bill is back. The euthanasia bill, officially called the ‘Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill’, has been reintroduced in Parliament by Labour MP for Rochester and Strood, Lauren Edwards.
As a UK Medical Freedom Alliance panel points out, this Bill will make eugenics a government policy by creating a healthcare system that will judge the value of somebody’s life according to their productivity, their activity and their efficiency.
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The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill is a private member’s bill that proposes to legalise “assisted dying” in England and Wales. The Bill, originally introduced by Kim Leadbeater MP (Labour) in October 2024, passed the House of Commons in June 2025 but failed to become law because it did not complete its legislative stages in the House of Lords before the 2024–26 parliamentary session ended on 29 April 2026.
Lauren Edwards MP (Labour) has reintroduced the Bill into the House of Commons as a private member’s bill for the 2026-2927 parliamentary session. It passed its first reading in the Commons on 17 June 2026 and is scheduled for its second reading on 11 September 2026.
Related: What has happened to the assisted dying bill? Institute for Government, updated 19 June 2026
Last month, in a three-part series, a UK Medical Freedom Alliance (“UKMFA”) panel discussed the realities of the Leadbeater/Edwards euthanasia bill. Below is Part 3. You can watch all 3 parts on UKMFA’s YouTube channel HERE.
Disability & Assisted Dying (Part 3)
By UK Medical Freedom Alliance, 18 August 2026
Following Part 1 and Part 2 of this important conversation, in this final segment the panel (Amanda Hunter, Ken Ross, George Fielding and UKMFA’s Dr. Liz Evans) concludes that legalising assisted suicide will put those with disabilities at risk of feeling they have no option but to proceed down this dark route. And that society will cross an ethical Rubicon into the realm of eugenics.
The Illusion of Choice and Systemic Failures
A primary concern raised by the panel is that “choice” in Assisted Dying is an illusion when the healthcare system is already failing vulnerable people.
• The Reality of Care: George Fielding highlights that caring for disabled people is a full-time, often uncompensated job. Families are frequently left in a “black hole” of bureaucratic struggles to secure support, leading to deep anxieties about who will care for their children when they are gone.
• Lack of Alternatives: Proponents of the bill are accused of taking advantage of a broken system. With an estimated 100,000 people dying annually without adequate palliative care – and hospices actively making redundancies – assisted suicide may become the only available option rather than a genuine choice.
• Redesigning Care: Before introducing assisted dying, the panel argues that the government must first redesign social care, fix universal credit and ensure universal access to palliative care.
The Misuse of DNARs (Do Not Attempt Resuscitation)
The panel discusses the implications of the historical misuse of DNAR orders on the reality of introducing Assisted Suicide.
• Shift in Purpose: Ken Ross notes that DNARs have already morphed from a protective measure (”do not jump on my chest if my heart stops”) into a mechanism for actively withdrawing life-saving treatment (including food and fluids) altogether. Which is euthanasia by the back door.
• Lack of Consent: Dr. Liz Evans points to covid protocols, where blanket DNARs were imposed on disabled people, those with learning disabilities and the elderly – often without their consent or the knowledge of their families. This exposed a deep-seated societal prejudice around whose lives are deemed “valuable” and worth saving.
Eugenics and the Slippery Slope
The panel push back strongly against the framing of assisted dying as a progressive step for society.
• The Eugenics Comparison: Fielding argues that the healthcare system ultimately judges the value of a life based on “productivity and efficiency,” making the proposed legislation inherently eugenic.
• The Slippery Slope: The panel warns that safeguards inevitably erode. Citing international examples (like Canada, Belgium and the Netherlands) where assisted dying criteria have rapidly expanded over only a few years to include children, younger adults and those suffering from mental health issues, poverty or disabilities.
Call to Action for Parliamentarians
As the reintroduced (Lauren Edwards) assisted dying Bill moves towards its second reading and vote in Parliament on 11 September, the panel issues a direct plea to MPs to reject it outright in that vote. Calling on them to:
• Engage with Lived Experience: MPs are urged to stop relying on social media, soundbites or distilled briefs. Instead, they must speak directly with disabled people and advocacy groups who understand the real-world impact of these policies.
• Recognise the Unequal Impact: Fielding warns MPs representing poorer or rural constituencies (such as Cornwall or post-industrial towns) that their vulnerable constituents will be hit hardest by this legislation, as these areas often suffer the most from underfunded social and healthcare infrastructure.
Call to Action for the Public
Please visit UKMFA’s “Reject Assisted Suicide” Campaign page for more information about how you can get involved in fighting against this Bill.
Protest: There is a planned protest outside Parliament on the 11 September, when the second reading and vote take place. We will post details of the timings on our campaign page when they become available.
Write To Your MP:Right To Life has produced an ‘Assisted Suicide Letter’ to print and post to your MP.
Healthcare Workers: Our Duty of Care has produced a tool to quickly and easily send an email specifically aimed at healthcare professionals to their MP, asking for a meeting and detailing the reasons that leading medical organisations have serious concerns about the “assisted dying” Bill.
You can watch UKMFA’s discussion in the video below.
Featured image: Kim Leadbeater MP (left) and Lauren Edwards MP (right), who are keen to do as the Nazis who have come before have done.
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Eugenics is but a sine qua non for all good Fabians such as Edwards and Leadbeater.
The question is, why so desprate for this Bill to go through? Caring Labour politicians, nah.