PM calls Corbyn 'terrorist sympathiser' ahead of Syria vote
David Cameron has accused Jeremy Corbyn of being a "terrorist sympathiser" as he urged MPs to back military action against so-called Islamic State in Syria.
Arguments rage at Westminster ahead of Syria vote
David Cameron has urged Conservative MPs to take a stand against terror as parliament prepares for a vote on launching airstrikes against the Islamic State in Syria.
But the Prime Minister still faces some opposition, not least from Labour's Jeremy Corbyn and the Foreign Affairs Select Committee.
ITV News Deputy Political Editor Chris Ship reports:
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