The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill faces a counter move by a group of cross-party MPs to have the controversial proposal binned before it can be voted on by UK lawmakers.
On Friday, 29 November, the UK Parliament is scheduled to vote on the Private Members’ Bill, proposed by Labour MP Kim Leadbeater, to legalise assisted suicide/dying for terminally ill adults.
But Ben Spencer, a Conservative MP; Munira Wilson, a Liberal Democrat; and Labour’s Anna Dixon have co-sponsored a so-called "wrecking amendment" that could stop the Bill in its tracks if enough MPs support it, reports the Daily Telegraph.
