More than 30 MPs who voted in favour of assisted dying could still change their minds, analysis suggests

New analysis suggests that at least 36 MPs who voted in favor of assisted dying legislation may reconsider their stance based on the bill’s scrutiny. The bill, which passed by 55 votes in the Commons, allows terminally ill adults in England and Wales to seek assistance in ending their lives. With 18 Labour MPs and three Conservative MPs not voting, their support is still up for grabs as the bill moves to the committee stage for further examination and potential amendments.

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