What happened: Over a year after MPs supported the assisted dying bill, it has yet to be approved by the House of Lords. The legislation remains under consideration without a final decision.
Why it matters:
- The bill could change laws around end-of-life choices for terminally ill patients.
- Its approval would affect patients, families, and healthcare providers across the UK.
MNN Take: The bill has passed the Commons but requires agreement from the Lords before becoming law, highlighting the multi-stage process of UK legislation.
Sources: BBC Politics