Prime minister says vote on extending UK military involvement against Islamic State does not ‘necessarily depend on views of one person’David Cameron has indicated he is prepared to bypass Jeremy Corbyn and seek to build support among rebel Labour MPs for extending Britain’s involvement in airstrikes against Islamic State (Isis) targets from Iraq to Syria.
In his first public comments approximately the new Labour leader,the prime minister said the usual courtesies had been extended to Corbyn, who has been invited to join the privy council as leader of the official opposition. This would allow him to be briefed on intelligence things.
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Source: theguardian.com