Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown has publicly announced his opposition to the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, which aims to allow medically-assisted deaths for terminally ill patients. Brown emphasizes the importance of improving palliative care rather than changing the law, recalling the loss of his infant daughter as a pivotal moment shaping his views. The bill, introduced by Labour MP Kim Leadbeater, is set for a free vote among MPs soon, but Brown’s stance highlights the ongoing debate surrounding assisted dying in the UK.