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There were mixed reactions outside Parliament on Friday afternoon after the Assisted Dying Bill failed to pass for the second time. Actress Liz Carr was amongst the campaigners who said she felt “complete relief”, whilst others said it should be a choice. Report by Kennedyl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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00:00They've campaigned so hard and the arguments they're against aren't necessarily valid because
00:07people, when people are saying don't kill me, it's like well you have to have consent to be
00:14part of the bill or to be part of assisted dying when it happens but give people choice and by
00:20stopping it or the no vote means that people have not got a choice now. The anguish and the hours
00:27of work that people put into campaigning so how do I feel? Complete relief, absolute complete
00:35uh yeah exhaustion and relief and my partner just said can we go on holiday now because this has
00:43taken up so much. How about you? What is it for you? I feel relief. I'm thinking of a lot
00:49of the
00:50people who should be here and aren't and it's very emotional and I do feel just
00:57empathy on both sides of it because it's the same issue which is social care and social
01:02system is completely flawed and harming and murdering people.
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