After more than 100 hours of scrutiny in Parliament, today's vote will decide if the bill goes to the Lords or fails to become law in England and Wales.

MPs have paved the way for assisted dying to become legal in England and Wales despite some switching sides to oppose a new law – reducing its majority by more than half. Kim Leadbeater described backing for her Bill in the Commons as “a convincing majority”,

The Bill passed with a narrow majority in the House of Commons - but there are still hurdles to pass before it can become law