UK Members of Parliament have voted in favor of a proposed law allowing terminally ill individuals with six months or less to live to choose assisted dying, subject to approval by two doctors and a judge. Terminally ill advocates, like Elise Burns, express joy over the decision, believing it will alleviate unnecessary suffering. However, opponents like Nik Ward express concerns over potential pressures on vulnerable patients and call for improved palliative care options. The bill must undergo further voting rounds before becoming law.