Whether the Assisted Dying Bill passes or falls when it returns to the Commons on Friday, Angela Rayner says it’s good that it’s sparked a “long-overdue” national debate on dying. The Deputy Leader says she has decided how she’ll vote on the bill, but won’t be “wading in” to express her view. It comes after a string of cabinet ministers defied civil service advice to keep their views on the bill to themselves - with Health Secretary Wes Streeting notably coming out against the move to legalise