Why Did U.K. Take So Long to Join Islamic State Fight?

The video discusses the UK's political climate surrounding military actions, particularly in relation to the Scottish referendum and the House of Commons' decisions on airstrikes against ISIS. It highlights the UK's war-weariness and the shift in public opinion towards supporting limited military interventions. The debate over deploying ground troops is explored, emphasizing the preference for local forces to lead the fight. The enduring US-UK alliance is also examined, noting its evolution from the Bush-Blair era to the Cameron-Obama partnership.

What limitations were placed on the UK’s military action as discussed in Parliament?

In what way did the relationship between the US and UK evolve from the Bush-Blair era to the Cameron-Obama era?