Within a fortnight on whether or not and nojoy for the history making larne fc, as they lose in europe. On newsnight at 10. 30pm, well bring you fresh insight on the stories of the day, with big interviews and our regular panel of newsnighters, and of course look at what the papers are saying about tomorrows news. Good evening. Parliament will now vote for the first time in almost a decade on whether to change the law in england and wales, allowing the terminally ill the choice to medically end their own life. The Debate around assisted dying is obviously highly controversial, with mps last voting in 2015. Now the Labour Mp, kim leadbeater, wholl introduce a private Members Bill later this month, says the time for change is now. Vicki young has our top story. He could have had what i would call a good death, and open death, something that is far easier to come to terms with and live with. find to terms with and live with. And neil lost his to terms with and live with. And neil lost hi
So will it work . In sport, six titles in a row for celtic. They take the Scottish Premiership with eight games to spare. And carol has the weather. Good morning from bristol were four yea rs good morning from bristol were four years it has been rumoured someone has been going out late at night correcting bad punctuation. This morning the man who describes himself as a vigilante talks to us on breakfast. And carol has the weather. A cold start for some, some frost around and fog too but that will give way to a bright day with sunny spells. But in the west, expect some rain in Northern Ireland and Western Scotland. More details in 15 minutes. Thank you. Good morning. First, our main story. Significant restrictions on the use of bail by police in england and wales come into force today. The amount of time a suspect released from custody can remain on bail will be limited to 28 days in most cases. The decision is in response to concerns that people were being left in limbo for months or e
there is no mention of that at all. and why do you think the government didn t consult people like you and other disability rights campaigners? i think the government will say and they do say that they have consulted and they had a series of round tables that they talked about the online questionnaire that they did. but we already know there is a judicial review happening about the questionnaire and its legality and whether it was a legal way of engaging back in 2017, the un committee on conviction of rights and disabled people set the government very strongly that they needed to find mechanisms of engagement and they have not done that. why they have not done that, i think they need to answer for that as to why they haven t done it. we think they almost don t want to hear what the real requirements is to change our society. what the real requirements is to change our society. kamran mallick, thank ou change our society. kamran mallick, thank you very change our society. kamran mall