On Friday, MPs will make one of the most profound decisions of their political careers: how to vote on the assisted dying bill. If it became law, the bill would give some terminally ill people in England and Wales the right to die at a time of their choosing.

While concerns have been raised over coercion and mission creep, Kim Leadbeater has described her Bill as the most robust in the world

MPs are due to vote on assisted dying in an historic moment on Friday but seven MPs from across parties have supported a bid to halt the plans going through the Commons