Failure of assisted dying Bill ‘bitter disappointment and lets down terminally ill’

MP Kim Leadbeater has said she believes the law will change in future to legalise assisted dying (Stefan Rousseau/PA) -

The inevitable fall of the assisted dying Bill this week is “upsetting” and lets down terminally ill people, campaigners said while insisting the fight for a change in the law is not over.

But opponents have warned against what they described as an “absurd” attempt to bring the Bill back later this year, branding it “bad law”.