Assisted Suicide Is Not the Answer to NHS' Financial Woes

The current Labour Government will hardly be the first to bequeath the United Kingdom a legacy of death and taxes. But one would struggle to find an example of a previous government that has accelerated those twin certainties of human life so soon after assuming power.

Labour's watershed budget exposed an existential challenge that threatens to drain our collective coffers. For the first time, the National Health Service's (NHS) annual budget has surpassed an eye-watering £200 billion. Taxpayers must pour ever-increasing resources to this bottomless void to prevent its total collapse.