Deputații britanici resping proiectul de lege privind legalizarea morții asistate în Anglia și Țara Galilor

British MPs rejected a bill that would have allowed terminally ill adults in England and Wales to choose assisted dying. The vote ended with 286 against and 270 in favor after four hours of debate. This outcome contrasts with last year's approval of a similar bill. The proposed legislation aimed to permit adults with less than six months to live to request assisted death, pending approval from two doctors and an expert committee. Concerns were raised about the safety of vulnerable individuals and inadequate protections for those with disabilities. Prominent religious leaders also opposed the bill, citing ethical issues.