Ashley Dalton
Member of Parliament of the United KingdomWikipedia
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Oct 26, 2026
506. More than Medicine with Rachel Parris, Nnenna Kanu and Sam Jacobs
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54:50Sam JacobsGUEST
We were really privileged that the government launched the National Cancer Plan at Future Dreams House, which is extraordinary.
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54:59Sam JacobsGUEST
And Ashley Dalton, who was working alongside West Streeting, lives with metastatic breast cancer.
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55:08Sam JacobsGUEST
And she came and she was with us for at least half a day.
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55:12Sam JacobsGUEST
And in fact, we did a coffee morning with her that morning where she just then became Ashley.
The Guardrails are Disappearing... how far will euthanasia go?
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18:20Wendy FrancisHOST
I certainly didn't see it in Australia anywhere, but the UK Parliament has once again rejected the attempt to legalize euthanasia, assisted suicide.
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18:29Wendy FrancisHOST
You spoke of how, uh, the fiercest speech came from an MP by the name of Ashley Dalton, um, who is living with stage four metastatic breast cancer.
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18:39Wendy FrancisHOST
So, um, this goes to what you were just saying.
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18:42Wendy FrancisHOST
She told Parliament the campaign for euthanasia had terrorized dying people with horror stories, but that good palliative care already exists, so that the real job is to fix care, not legalize a premature death.
Childhood Cancer: The Signs We’re Missing | Dr Sharna’s Story
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37:27Sharna ShanmugavadivelGUEST
it did feel like suddenly there was a switch and things were happening.
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37:31Sharna ShanmugavadivelGUEST
I think we were so grateful and almost lucky because Wes Streeting and Ashley Dalton had personal experience of cancer themselves.
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37:41Sharna ShanmugavadivelGUEST
And I think for them, it was part of their personal journey and personal mission to deliver something for this National Cancer Plan, which we've not had before.
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37:51Sharna ShanmugavadivelGUEST
Because I think once you've been touched by cancer... either a very close loved one or your own family or yourself, I think it does change the way that you kind of perceive cancer and what you want for other people.
#102 The Dark Side of Assisted Dying | Fleur Meston
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14:55Fleur MestonGUEST
I do think that the number one has been scaremongering.
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15:01Fleur MestonGUEST
Just these descriptions of horrific deaths, which the Labour MP Ashley Dalton, who has terminal cancer, she stood up and said, if I... based my perception of what my illness and my death will look like on the campaign for assisted suicide, I would think I'm going to be choking on my own vomit.
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15:23Fleur MestonGUEST
And that's so rare.
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15:25Fleur MestonGUEST
That is so rare.
Episode #7 | Life and liberty
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23:47Simon CalvertGUEST
And individual speeches that stood out last week.
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23:50Simon CalvertGUEST
I mean, honestly, Ashley Dalton, taken to her feet in the Commons.
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23:56Simon CalvertGUEST
She has stage four terminal breast cancer.
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24:01Simon CalvertGUEST
Just listening to her speak was a pin drop moment for everyone.