What do people think about the assisted dying bill?

In its weekly voxpop, the Advertiser found out people’s opinions about the assisted dying bill and the fact that Newark’s MP is to vote against it.

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00:00I think people should have that say whether or not they can end their life when they're

00:10poorly instead of them suffering in an illness what they're never going to get rid of.

00:17I think it's right you should have that choice whether you or if somebody needs to make that

00:23choice for you it should be right.

00:29Well I worked in a care home for 15 years and I looked after many vulnerable adults

00:35and I cared from as best of my ability.

00:37I'm against any form of euthanasia.

00:42My Catholic faith says it's against the rules of my religion and I'm glad to say Robert

00:49Jennings is voting against it as well so I encourage people to.

00:54My mother-in-law was terminally ill and my mother had terminal cancer and she was in

01:01the hospice so I know what it's like to have family members vulnerable and upsetting for

01:09many people but me personally and my Catholic faith says it's not right to take life, only

01:16God can do that.

01:18To go for a Christmas dinner in Newark, is there any restaurant or pub that you'd recommend?

01:23In Newark?

01:24Down O'Fondon Road, I can't think of the name of the pub, Lord's Head, and then there's another

01:30one in Balderton in the new estate, I can't remember that one either, so long as they

01:36have nice food you know, yes.