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.
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.
The Liberal Democrats - who have eight MPs - will vote in favour of air strikes against Islamic State in Syria.
Former party leader Nick Clegg told Sky News that his judgement and that of current leader Tim Farron that "on balance, it is better to take action rather than pursue a course of inaction".
As UK MPs prepare to vote, Assad claims beating terrorists is the only way to secure Syria's future - but says the opposition is not stable.
Despite being forced into an embarrassing climbdown on this week's Syria vote, Jeremy Corbyn tells me he retains authority over Labour.
Jeremy Corbyn has made a direct appeal to Labour MPs in an interview with ITV News, ahead of a key vote on extending bombing to Syria.