MPs voted down the assisted dying Bill by a majority of just 16 following a more than four-hour Commons debate today.This ends Labour MP Lauren Edwards’s attempt to return the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill originally sponsored by Kim Leadbeater to Parliament after it ran out of time in the last parliamentary session. Ms Edwards said it could be a decade before the issue is revisited.

MPs voted down the assisted dying Bill by a majority of just 16 following a more than four-hour Commons debate today.

This ends Labour MP Lauren Edwards’s attempt to return the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill originally sponsored by Kim Leadbeater to Parliament after it ran out of time in the last parliamentary session. Ms Edwards said it could be a decade before the issue is revisited.

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