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MPs are debating a government motion which could pave the way for military action in Syria following a chemical attack near Damascus.
David Cameron said he was convinced the Assad regime was behind the attack and there was a "clear legal basis" for targeted strikes to save lives.
But he understood public cynicism about it after "the Iraq episode".
Labour's Ed Miliband said he was not against intervention but more evidence was needed to give it "legitimacy".
MPs had been recalled from their summer break early to vote on whether the UK should join in US-led strikes on Syria, if they go ahead.
'Abhorrent'
But the prime minister was forced to water down the government's motion after Labour refused to back it and a second vote will now be needed to authorise military strikes.
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