A Guardian letters page gathers reader responses to the narrow rejection of England and Wales' assisted dying bill, with views split on what the vote revealed about parliamentary scrutiny.
Andrew Hastie told a parliamentary inquiry that Microsoft Copilot suggested celebratory responses to a terminally ill constituent who wrote about his plan to use voluntary assisted dying.
Lauren Edwards, who reintroduced the terminally ill adults bill, argues in a Guardian opinion piece that peers should not block legislation she says has strong public support.
Supporters and opponents of the assisted dying bill both raise concerns ahead of Friday's Commons vote, as the legislation returns for a second attempt after being blocked in the House of Lords.