In a historic vote, MPs have approved a bill which would pave the way for huge social change by giving terminally ill adults in England and Wales the right to end their own lives.
The Terminally Ill Adults Bill, which was backed by 314 votes to 291, will now go to the House of Lords for further scrutiny.
The bill was approved with a majority of 23 MPs, representing a drop from the first time it was debated in November, when it passed by a margin of 55.
The vote came after an emotionally-charged debate which saw MPs recount personal stories of seeing friends and relatives die.
MPs were allowed a free vote on the bill, meaning they did not have to follow a party policy.
