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.
Mixed views from Syrians in UK on airstrikes
Members of Britain's Syrian community have mixed opinions about extending the war against the self-styled Islamic State.
Some fear the bombing will not make Britain safer - and will kill civilians in Syria.
Others say that defeating President Assad - whose ongoing brutality has killed many thousands - is just as important.
ITV News Correspondent Ben Chapman reports from Manchester:
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Assad: Beating 'terrorists' only way forward for Syria
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Corbyn insists he's still in control as Syria vote looms
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Syria: MPs must 'do their duty', Corbyn tells ITV News
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