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London (AFP) – British lawmakers will hold a landmark debate on Friday on a divisive and emotive bill that could set the UK on its way to legalising assisted dying for terminally ill people.

MPs have voted in support of assisted dying after an emotionally-charged debate in the Commons that lasted five hours ... The bill would allow adults who are terminally ill with just six months left ...

MPs have voted in favour of a bill to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales - watch reaction live above and listen ... comes after five hours of passionate debate during which MPs shared ...

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A passionate debate Friday in Westminster is underway ... the bill will let people with a terminal condition and fewer than six months to live take a substance to end their lives as long as ...

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London (AFP) – UK lawmakers will Friday debate and likely vote on whether to advance divisive and emotive legislation to allow assisted dying for terminally ill people in England and Wales.