In a historic moment for UK politics, lawmakers voted in favor of legalizing assisted dying for terminally ill adults in England and Wales after a contentious and emotional debate. The bill received support from a narrow majority of 23 votes, moving closer to becoming law. Advocates for the bill emphasize the need for choice and dignity in end-of-life care, while opponents argue it poses risks to vulnerable patients. As the debate continues, polls show divided public opinions on the matter, and various stakeholders, including the Catholic Church, express concerns about potential negative impacts on hospice care.