Update: MPs urged not to take ‘extraordinary risk’ of forcing through assisted dying bill as vote looms

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Labour MPs Gareth Snell and Meg Hillier say Lords must be allowed to fulfil duty in scrutinising bill on serious public issue MPs who voted for and against assisted dying have urged their respective sides not to take the “extraordinary risk” of forcing through the bill using an obscure parliamentary procedure if it continues to be blocked by the Lords. The report also notes that Two Labour MPs have written a warning letter to colleagues in the crucial hours ahead of the next vote on Friday: Gareth Snell, who voted in favour of the bill, and Meg Hillier, who voted against.

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