MPs have been warned that the return of the Assisted Dying law to Parliament today is a ‘this is it moment’ for the controversial campaign.
The Bill will return to the Commons yet again on Friday, after a previous attempt headed by Kim Leadbeater was talked out by Peers in April.
Another Labour MP, Lauren Edwards, has now brought the proposals back, with campaigners hoping to force it through with or without the support of the House of Lords.
Backers hope it will prove second time lucky for the divisive bill, as they aim to use the archaic ‘Parliament Act’ to ensure it
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