The Childline founder had a telephone conversation with Sir Keir Starmer earlier this year – before he entered No 10 – in which he pledged his commitment on this issue.
Dame Esther’s latest comments come as a majority of members on a so-called citizens’ jury said assisted dying should be permitted in England.
The broadcaster has previously been praised for her role in bringing the difficult and sensitive conversation on assisted dying to the fore, having revealed in December that she has joined the Swiss Dignitas clinic as she lives with terminal cancer.
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Teddy tips Ruud to get boot from Old Trafford
FORMER Reds striker Teddy Sheringham has suggested new United head coach Ruben Amorim should consider letting Ruud van Nistelrooy leave the club.
It's same again for Borthwick
ENGLAND will aim to ignite their autumn with the same team that was edged by New Zealand after Steve Borthwick opted against making any personnel changes for Saturday's visit of Australia.
NHS to review prostate guidance after Hoy appeal
THE NHS is to review its guidance on testing for prostate cancer in light of Sir Chris Hoy’s “powerful” call for more men to be screened, the Health Secretary has said.
Israeli strikes kill 30 in Gaza, say Palestine officials
ISRAELI strikes killed at least 30 people overnight in Gaza, according to Palestinian health officials.
Spending cash earlier could lead to higher costs in the end - OBR
INJECTING cash into government projects early on rather than spreading it out over a longer period could \"possibly\" mean that they cost more in the long run, the head of the Budget watchdog has suggested.
Badenoch: Team effort needed to win voters' trust
KEMI Badenoch said she will \"win back the trust of the public\", as she announced her shadow cabinet.
Cafe serves up winter warmer for hungry kids
THE OWNER of a cafe has begun handing out free porridge to schoolchildren to help families struggling over the winter.
Stand(ish) and deliver cash to appeal
ONE of the north west’s bestselling contemporary artists has come to the aid of a historic church with a new poster celebrating the community.
Family's plea to catch driver who killed grandad
DEVASTATED RELATIVES OF MUCH-LOVED BIKER APPEAL FOR HELP IN THEIR FIGHT FOR 'JUSTICE'
Misplaced medical records of tragic girl 'a serious matter'
CORONER TELLS NHS TRUST TO TRY TO FIND DOCUMENTS WITHIN SIX WEEKS
