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dipsydoodle

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13. Now that Britain will not be involved, Britain will probably not be consulted on American plans.

Reply to nadinbrzezinski (Original post)

Thu Aug 29, 2013, 06:20 PM

Aug 2013

see 11.05pm BST

Jeremy Paxman asks Hammond if MPs will have it on their consciences if there is another chemical attack in Syria.

Hammond says that he hopes that will not happen.

He says this will "place some strain" on the special relationship.

Paxman asks if Hammond wants the US operation to still go ahead.

Hammond says that is up to the Americans. Now that Britain will not be involved, Britain will probably not be consulted on American plans.

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/blog/2013/aug/29/mps-debate-syria-live-blog

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Syria crisis: Downing Street fury over Labour stance [View all] nadinbrzezinski Aug 2013 OP

Good dipsydoodle Aug 2013 #1

Looks like the Lib Dems voted with Labour malaise Aug 2013 #2

I'll keep an eye open for it. dipsydoodle Aug 2013 #3

Not necessarily, unless you have some info muriel_volestrangler Aug 2013 #4

I did hear that there was skepticism from inside government malaise Aug 2013 #6

Several Labour MPs didn't turn up; several Tories did vote against the govt muriel_volestrangler Aug 2013 #11

Wow malaise Aug 2013 #15

I wonder if this will be an attempt at a vote of no confidence or a leadership coup. hrmjustin Aug 2013 #16

They've wanted him out for a while malaise Aug 2013 #24

Can't find it anywhere dipsydoodle Aug 2013 #5

or celebrating the vote malaise Aug 2013 #7

I think you may be right on that. They had to have known what the vote would have been. hrmjustin Aug 2013 #8

Not sure because Cameron were virtually starting the bombing a malaise Aug 2013 #9

This may be an attempt to pull back. Obama might call congress back in and let themj vote it down. hrmjustin Aug 2013 #14

Truthfully he should let things cool off malaise Aug 2013 #17

Michael Gove and wife are in meltdown muriel_volestrangler Aug 2013 #12

Yes - I'd seen the note from his old woman dipsydoodle Aug 2013 #18

Delish malaise Aug 2013 #19

Thirty Conservatives and nine Lib Dems voted against the government. dipsydoodle Aug 2013 #21

Could this be an attempt to change the conservative party leadership? hrmjustin Aug 2013 #22

Doubt it. dipsydoodle Aug 2013 #23

List here - plus a Tory and Lib Dme who each voted in both lobbies muriel_volestrangler Aug 2013 #25

The UK and US governments... HooptieWagon Aug 2013 #10

Now that Britain will not be involved, Britain will probably not be consulted on American plans. dipsydoodle Aug 2013 #13

If our Congress John2 Aug 2013 #20