Vote against assisted dying 'cruel and inhumane'

Terminally ill campaigners like Nadine Thomas and Jenny Carruthers called MPs’ rejection of assisted dying "unfair" and "crushing," saying they want control and dignity over how they die.
MPs voted 286 to 270 against the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, with 87 not voting; the measure can’t be reintroduced until the next parliament.
Opponents warned of risks to disabled and vulnerable people and urged better palliative care; supporters say they will keep campaigning for change.