Dawn French fears assisted dying law would hit poor people hardest

Dawn French initially supported the assisted dying bill but now worries it could disproportionately affect poorer individuals. She's concerned that financial constraints might lead those in need to opt for assisted dying as a cheaper alternative to enduring prolonged suffering. This shift in perspective highlights the complexities surrounding end-of-life choices and the potential societal impacts of such legislation. It underscores the importance of ensuring equitable access to palliative care to avoid any unintended biases in who benefits from or is burdened by assisted dying options.