Jess Phillips: “I think he has earned the right to come and make his case to the Parliamentary Labour Party”

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 don't think I'm suited to it, …is the actual answer... I won't go back in and do more of the same. So no is the answer.

I won't go back and be a junior minister who – whilst having an awful lot of gumption and kudos in the field – I won't go back and just start knocking heads together again.

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