A new bill in the UK aims to permit terminally ill adults to request assistance for dying, under stringent safeguards. Proposed by Labour MP Kim Leadbeater, the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill would require approvals from two doctors and a High Court judge. The legislation mandates a waiting period and ensures voluntary decision-making, with penalties for coercion. Scheduled for debate on November 29, this marks the first parliamentary discussion on assisted dying since 2015, reflecting ongoing societal debates about end-of-life choices amidst diverse opinions.