The prime minister confirmed he would not pressure Labour MPs on their votes regarding assisted dying, allowing a significant free vote in the House of Commons.
Cabinet divisions over assisted dying have been glaring, with ministers like Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson and Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood publicly opposing changes, while others like Energy Secretary Ed Miliband support it.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting's public opposition has irritated some colleagues, highlighting tensions in the cabinet as officials scrutinize the law's financial implications for the NHS.
The Prime Minister's private talk with Streeting to address his stance on assisted dying indicates the government's struggle to maintain unity amid differing views on potentially implementing such a significant legal change.
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