The UK House of Commons has voted in favor of a bill allowing assisted dying for terminally ill patients, a significant step towards legalizing euthanasia. The controversial proposal, introduced by a member of the ruling Labour party, faces divided opinions within the government and among the public, where polls show substantial support for the measure. Advocates argue it offers dignity and choice for dying patients, while opponents warn of potential pressures on vulnerable individuals. The legislation will now undergo committee discussions before further voting.