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The UK Prime Minister has opened a mammoth debate on what action to take in Syria against Islamic State.

Labour leader warned more civilians could be killed if the RAF is ordered to bomb Syria.

Support for airstrikes fall from 59% to 48% after Cameron set out his case in Parliament last week.

Downing Street's proposal to bomb Syria lacks substance, Labour leader says.

Labour leader says the complexity of the Syrian civil war means MPs must have more time to debate.

The former Stop the War Coalition chair still has not decided to give his MPs a free vote or not.

Union voted at Blackpool conference to re-affiliate with Labour after Corbyn's victory

Labour leader's spokesman tells IBTimes UK Corbyn will not be commenting on resignation calls.

The prime minister published the report to the Foreign Affairs Committee ahead of a major speech.

Prime minister will make his case for a UK military intervention to MPs on 26 November.

Chancellor George Osborne announced the the move during his Spending Review.

Osborne's Spending Review and statement included a 3% stamp duty increase for buy-to-let.

The Chancellor conducted a full U-turn on the issue after coming up against stiff opposition.

Speaker of House warned Labour MP Clive Lewis "to get a grip"

Petition calling for 'vote of no confidence' in Prime Minister David Cameron rejected.

The Ministry of Defence has warned that Armed Forces of Ukraine units are still taking casualties.

Eurosceptics need at least two MPs by March 2016 to secure money from an obscure grant.

The Conservative and Labour leaders are expected to clash in the House of Commons.

Stephen McPartland says the majority of Tories oppose 'extreme' tax credit cuts.

Tory rebel ringleader David Burrowes claimed 20 backbenchers would vote against the proposals.

Labour leader could raise the issue of human rights as Egypt's Abdel Fattah el-Sisi visits the UK.

Crispin Blunt told IBTimes UK the prime minister should talk with the Middle East's regional powers.

The MPs called on the government to reconsider the effect of the proposed changes on the lowest paid workers.

Government's defeat in the House of Lords on tax credits is expected to be raised during debate.

The 'rapid review' will examine the relationship between both Houses of Parliament.

The chancellor said he would publish details of the revised welfare reform in his Autumn Statement.

Dido seemingly unwilling to wave white flag despite mounting pressure on her to resign.

Prime Minister David Cameron has promised a 'rapid review' after challenge to Commons' supremacy.

Treasury minister promised to take the issue to the European Commission which enforces the rate.

Find out what the four different motions mean for the chancellor's flagship reform.