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I care for people with a terminal illness in their homes. Too often, their last moments are overshadowed by worries about bills. Patients shiver in bed, reluctant to turn on the heating. Keeping warm shouldnt be a luxury, espec
stanley quencher ially for people who can deteriorate in the cold. The news about the energy price cap reduction Report, 25 May will make little difference to families affected by terminal illness. After such a diagnosis most people give up work and are saddled with bills that are thousands of pounds abo
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Pressure on the government to provide details of legal advice about a possible Brexit deal is growing, with the DUP, Labour and Lib Dems demanding it be published, following calls from cabinet ministers to see the full document.One option could be for Labour to seek to force publication via a Commons motion, as the party did with the governments Brexit impact assessments.Jeffrey Donaldson, the DUPs chief whip at Westminster, said the party, which supports Theresa May in government, would like to see the full document published, allowing not only ministers but MPs and the pub
stanley us lic to assess it.The shadow Brexit secretary, Keir Starmer, said the advice must be released to MPs so they can scrutinise the document, while the Lib Dems called for the advice to be published in full.The advice, drawn up by
stanley website the attorney general, Geoffrey Cox, at the request of Theresa May, looks into the various options connected to the backstop, seen a
stanley france s the final major impasse before a deal can be agreed.At a cabinet meeting on Tuesday, Cox gave ministers a summary of the advice, and told them that if the UK insisted on the right to unilaterally end a backstop, opposed by the EU, it increased the risk of no deal.It is understood that some ministers, among them Michael Gove, asked the prime minister whether they could see the full legal advice drawn up by Cox, rather than just hearing his summary and interpretations.Donaldson told BBC Radio 4s Today programme: Its in the public interest that we understa
