How to really help vulnerable people

by Calum Miller, The Critic We have to offer elderly and disabled people a helping hand — not assisted suicide Andy Burnham may be the latest in a series of Prime Ministers to pass through the ever-more-revolving door of Downing Street, but the Britain he inherits is unlike that of any of his predecessors.

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by Calum Miller, The Critic We have to offer elderly and disabled people a helping hand — not assisted suicide Andy Burnham may be the latest in a series of Prime Ministers to pass through the ever-more-revolving door of Downing Street, but the Britain he inherits is unlike that of any of his predecessors.

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by Calum Miller, The Critic We have to offer elderly and disabled people a helping hand — not assisted suicide Andy Burnham may be the latest in a series of Prime Ministers to pass through the ever-more-revolving door of Downing Street, but the Britain he inherits is unlike that of any of his predecessors.

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