What is happening to the assisted dying bill in the House of Lords?

Peers have submitted an extraordinary number of amendments, slowing its progress and raising risk of failure • Senior opponents of bill urge Lords not to deliberately block it

Senior opponents of bill urge Lords not to deliberately block it

The assisted dying bill could fall even after passing the House of Commons – and perhaps even without a vote on the substance of the bill in the House of Lords. We explain what is happening and what may come next.