内容摘要：She said the campaign had taken its toll on her health and she had been hospitalised with high blood pressure and suffered migraines.

She said the campaign had taken its toll on her health and she had been hospitalised with high blood pressure and suffered migraines.

However, the committee accepted Leadbeater's suggestion thatshould oversee applications instead.

Other changes include:On 13 June, MPs will have the chance to propose and vote on further changes.However, they probably won't vote on whether to pass or reject the entire bill. That could now happen on 20 June.

If MPs vote in favour of the bill at that point, it would move on to the House of Lords.says that eligible applicants would have to:

Liberal Democrat MSP Liam McArthur, who drafted the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill, said

, with one abstention.An Australian woman on trial for murder says she threw up the toxic mushroom meal which killed her relatives, after binge-eating dessert.

Erin Patterson has pleaded not guilty to four charges - three of murder and one of attempted murder - over the beef Wellington lunch at her regional Victorian house in July 2023.Prosecutors allege Ms Patterson deliberately served toxic death cap mushrooms, but only to her guests. Her defence team say the contaminated meal was a tragic accident, and argue it had made their client sick too.

On her third day of testimony, Ms Patterson told the court she had only eaten a small part of the lunch and later consumed two-thirds of a cake, before vomiting.Ms Patterson also admitted she had lied about a cancer diagnosis - which prosecutors say she used to coax the guests to her house - as she was too embarrassed to tell them she was actually planning to undergo weight-loss surgery.