look, my friday favourites, lord daniel moylan, the tory life peer, and paul embery, the trade unionistnd broadcaster. but before we get stuck in, let's cross live for the 6:00 news headlines. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines from the gb newsroom . four teenagers the gb newsroom. four teenagers and a 45 year old man have been convicted of murdering 15 year old mason rist and 16 year old max dixon, who were attacked with machetes in a case of mistaken identity. 18 year old riley toliver , a 16 year old boy riley toliver, a 16 year old boy and a 17 year old boy and getaway driver , 45 year old getaway driver, 45 year old anthony snook, were found guilty of the murders of mason and anthony snook, were found guilty by a jury of nine men and three women at bristol crown court after a six week trial. a 15 year old boy was also found guilty of the murder of max , guilty of the murder of max, after previously pleading guilty to the murder of mason. a serving metropolitan police officer has been sacked after accessing confidential files about the case of sarah everard. pc

i've got my panel, conservative peer and opposition front bench spokesman on transport lord daniel moylannd also broadcast journalist judnh and also broadcast journalist judith da silva. as always, i want to know what you think. so please do get your views in @gbnews dot com forward slash yoursay. well, the big news today. earlier this afternoon, mps voted in favour of a bill to legalise assisted suicide. although the legislation still has to pass through several more parliamentary stages in principle it will soon be lawful for doctors to prescribe drugs to terminally ill patients that will prematurely end their lives . will prematurely end their lives. supporters of the bill claim that this will mean an end to the unbearable suffering that many dying people endure. but opponents fear that vulnerable people will be coerced into suicide, and that the law will inevitably be expanded , as it inevitably be expanded, as it has in other countries, to include people with eating disorders, mental health conditions and even children. so let's have a listen to the bill's sponsoring mp, kim leadbeat