Jess Phillips: “I am sort of frankly a little bit sick over the years of just putting slightly nicer softer plasters over the cuts and…”

These people are a danger and a risk to our society, and they have to be treated like terrorists, because that is what they are doing. They are harming and killing people on our streets. It’s exactly the same, and it needs to be treated…

The publication of the bill for a second time gives parliament the opportunity to complete the task it started when the legislation ran out of time in the Lords earlier this year.

I would not be supporting the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill if I believed it put vulnerable people at greater risk.

There is a chance to radically change how victims are considered in the system and to improve victims of violence against women and girls’ end-to-end experience of the justice system.