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Hundreds of MPs have spent the last few weeks sifting through the evidence, emotions and ethical dilemmas of the bill, with much of the work playing out in town halls and community centres.

From BBC

Willis previously made the news in 2021, when he was arrested after a fight that broke out at a Porter town hall at a park in Irvine.

In the week leading up to the debate, Tomlinson has attended two town hall gatherings: one with constituents in favour and one with those against.

From BBC

After a town hall last March attended by more than 100 people, he retreated to his studio.

In a town hall last year sponsored by News Nation, Kennedy complained that “experts” often end up on opposite sides of a debate, which he took as an indication that they shouldn’t be believed.

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