He wanted to "do the right thing for our country", and hit the "head of the snake" of IS in Raqqa, Syria, he said. MPs rejected strikes against Syrian government forces in a 2013 vote. 'Growing threat' Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said any military response should have the support of the international community and legality from the United Nations. Two years ago, MPs voted against possible UK military action against President Bashar al-Assad's government in Syria. Parliament later approved British participation in air strikes against Islamic State extremists in Iraq, which have been ongoing ever since. Mr Cameron has promised British air strikes against IS will not be extended to Syria...
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