MPs have voted to kill off the assisted dying bill by 286 votes to 270, making it highly unlikely that such a policy will become law before at least 2030. The legislation was defeated after a number of its former supporters declined to back it this time around. When MPs last voted on the bill

Supporters of the assisted dying bill in England and Wales are trying for a second time to get it passed into law, with a vote in the House of Commons due later this week.

Jump to contentAllNewsSportCultureLifestyleMembers of Parliament are preparing to debate and vote on a revived assisted dying bill in the House of Commons after previous…

UK Members Of Parliament Reject Assisted Dying Bill For Terminally Ill Adults