A Labour MP is set to bring an assisted dying bill back before Parliament after it was blocked in the House of Lords. Labour MP Lauren Edwards has said she will use her private member’s bill to return the legislation to the House of Commons. Edwards’ decision follows the bill’s earlier passage through MPs, after which it was halted by the Lords. Supporters of the measure are seeking another attempt after the Lords’ block, with discussion focused on using the Parliament Act if the bill is obstructed again. The Parliament Act can allow certain bills to be enacted without Lords’ approval if specific conditions are met and the bill meets the required stages and timings. The outlets reporting on the plan describe Edwards’ move as a way to give the legislation another chance and to put the issue back to MPs for further consideration.