Assisted dying campaigners have said they've been stripped of hope by "undemocratic" peers as a proposed law change was sunk by the House of Lords. The landmark Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill ran out of time on Friday, scuppering its chances of becoming law in this Parliamentary session. The House of Lords heard passionate arguments on both sides in its final debate, as opponents branded it unsafe and unworkable. However supporters accused peers of trying to block it by running down