The U.K. government has said it will not give the assisted dying bill any further debate time in the House of Lords, meaning that the parliamentary session will likely end before it can pass. There are only six more days sitting in session before the term ends in May.

The team behind the bill confesses that this means the bill likely won’t pass. The House of Commons has also expressed some disinterest in taking up the bill again any time soon. Stay tuned for more details.