内容摘要：Indonesia was hit along with much of the world in President Trump's announcement of

Indonesia was hit along with much of the world in President Trump's announcement of

Route one is for people with a terminal illness that is causing unbearable suffering.The second is for those who are not terminally ill but who have an "incurable physical medical condition that is causing unbearable suffering".

Plans for legalising assisted dying wereby the assembly in 2021, but this week politicians are due to vote on plans of how it could work in practice.If the plans are approved, a draft law would be brought to the States Assembly next year.

The proposals were brought to the assembly by Health Minister Tom Binet who said the assembly “was making a very important decision for our island”.On Tuesday, Deputy Binet spoke for more than 40 minutes and said the “momentum of change had never been stronger.”

He described the assisted dying proposals as the “most comprehensive in the British Isles to date” and emphasised they had “excellent safeguards”.

Deputy Steve Ahier said he thought the proposition "could be an exemplar for other parts of the British Isles to follow”.She said: "We are a small business who cut people's hair who work there. If people won't be able to afford to come to us, everyone is going to suffer."

Scunthorpe United FC chairwoman Michelle Harness described the news as "devastating".She said: "I'm sure the town will rally round the steelworkers.

"We have a large percentage of fans who are steelworkers and families of steelworkers, and there is a lot of history in the town."The town has to now find future jobs as it will affect so many other businesses – there will be a ripple effect from this closure."