British Air Strikes Against Isis
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Air Raids on ISIS Will Make Britain 'Safer': Michael Fallon
British Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said today that Royal Air Force strikes against the Islamic State group will make British streets safer.
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Barack Obama Calls David Cameron to Discuss UK Air Strike Against ISIS
US President Barack Obama has discussed recent UK Parliament vote that authorised airstrikes against ISIS terrorist group's targets in Syria with British Prime Minister David Cameron, the White House has said.
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Britain Sends 8 More Warplanes to Cyprus for Syria Air Strikes
Britain has sent eight more warplanes to its base is Cyprus to join air strike missions against ISIS in Syria, defence minister Michael Fallon said today.
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David Cameron Urges Use of 'Daesh' for ISIS
Prime Minister David Cameron is likely to ask parliament to vote on today to approve British air strikes against ISIS militants in Syria after months of wrangling over whether enough opposition Labour lawmakers would back military action.
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British Parliament Set to Vote for Syria Air Strikes
Britain's parliament is set to vote on Wednesday to approve air strikes against Islamic State militants in Syria after months of wrangling over whether enough opposition Labour lawmakers would back military action.
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David Cameron Says Government Unanimous on Syria Strikes, Unlike Opposition
British Prime Minister David Cameron said today his government had unanimously agreed a motion on air strikes against militants in Syria, portraying the ruling party as united on an issue that has split the Labour opposition.
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Britain Yet to Garner Parliament Support for Syria Action: Defence Minister
Britain's government has yet to drum up the support it needs to win parliamentary approval for launching air strikes against ISIS militants in Syria, Defence Minister Michael Fallon said today.
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David Cameron Makes Case for Britain to Join Syria Air Strikes
Prime Minister David Cameron today argued his case to MPs for Britain to join air strikes in Syria ahead of a vote expected at a later date, with signs of opposition weakening after the Paris attacks.
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Air Raids on ISIS Will Make Britain 'Safer': Michael Fallon
British Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said today that Royal Air Force strikes against the Islamic State group will make British streets safer.
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Barack Obama Calls David Cameron to Discuss UK Air Strike Against ISIS
US President Barack Obama has discussed recent UK Parliament vote that authorised airstrikes against ISIS terrorist group's targets in Syria with British Prime Minister David Cameron, the White House has said.
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Britain Sends 8 More Warplanes to Cyprus for Syria Air Strikes
Britain has sent eight more warplanes to its base is Cyprus to join air strike missions against ISIS in Syria, defence minister Michael Fallon said today.
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David Cameron Urges Use of 'Daesh' for ISIS
Prime Minister David Cameron is likely to ask parliament to vote on today to approve British air strikes against ISIS militants in Syria after months of wrangling over whether enough opposition Labour lawmakers would back military action.
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British Parliament Set to Vote for Syria Air Strikes
Britain's parliament is set to vote on Wednesday to approve air strikes against Islamic State militants in Syria after months of wrangling over whether enough opposition Labour lawmakers would back military action.
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David Cameron Says Government Unanimous on Syria Strikes, Unlike Opposition
British Prime Minister David Cameron said today his government had unanimously agreed a motion on air strikes against militants in Syria, portraying the ruling party as united on an issue that has split the Labour opposition.
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Britain Yet to Garner Parliament Support for Syria Action: Defence Minister
Britain's government has yet to drum up the support it needs to win parliamentary approval for launching air strikes against ISIS militants in Syria, Defence Minister Michael Fallon said today.
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David Cameron Makes Case for Britain to Join Syria Air Strikes
Prime Minister David Cameron today argued his case to MPs for Britain to join air strikes in Syria ahead of a vote expected at a later date, with signs of opposition weakening after the Paris attacks.
