House Of Commons To Vote On Syria Airstrikes

The transcript covers a debate in the UK Parliament regarding airstrikes in Syria. The Prime Minister aims to expand military action against ISIS, facing both support and opposition. The debate involves political strategy, humanitarian concerns, and the potential risks of military intervention. Despite opposition, the Prime Minister is expected to secure a majority for the airstrikes, with the debate highlighting the complexities of international military involvement.

What was the Prime Minister's stance on voting alongside what he referred to as 'terrorist sympathizers'?

What was the significance of the vote mentioned in the text for the Prime Minister?

What are some of the complexities involved in dealing with the so-called Islamic State according to the text?

What concerns were raised by the Foreign Affairs Committee regarding the case for airstrikes?

How did Hilary Benn frame the moral responsibility of the UK in relation to global attacks?