How did my MP vote in the assisted dying bill as Commons narrowly rejects legislation
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The UK House of Commons narrowly rejected a legislative attempt to legalise assisted dying, voting the bill down by a majority of 16 votes. The final tally showed 286 MPs voted against the legislation, while 270 voted in favour.
The defeat marks the rejection of a deeply divisive issue within British politics, prompting significant public interest regarding how individual representatives cast their votes on the matter.
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Manchester Evening News (Manchester, UK) (GB)Locally focused, helping constituents check how their individual MP voted.
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