The UK is moving closer towards the vote on the new assisted dying bill - but some former leaders don't approve.

Boris Johnson, Liz Truss and Baroness May are among the former Prime Ministers who have joined the voices opposing the bill.

UK correspondent Kay Oliver says the current Health Secretary and Justice Secretary also don't support the bill - and it's unclear if it will pass.

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The UK is moving closer towards the vote on the new assisted dying bill - but some former leaders don't approve.
Boris Johnson, Liz Truss and Baroness May are among the former Prime Ministers who have joined the voices opposing the bill.
UK correspondent Kay Oliver says the current Health Secretary and Justice Secretary also don't support the bill - and it's unclear if it will pass.
LISTEN ABOVE

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Kay Oliver: UK correspondent on multiple conservative Prime Ministers voicing opposition to assisted dying bill

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