Syria air strikes: Theresa May faces MPs’ questions
Theresa May is to face MPs' questions about her decision to authorize air strikes against the Syrian government.
Opposition parties say MPs should have been consulted before the UK joined the US and France in bombing three Syrian sites, in response to a suspected chemical attack on the town of Douma.
Labour has called for the law to be changed for any future interventions.
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson promised MPs would have "abundant time" to have their say.
Sites near Damascus and Homs were hit on Saturday in response to the alleged chemical attack on Douma on 7 April.
Both Syria, which denies any chemical use, and Russia, which provides military support to the Syrian government, have reacted angrily to the action.
UK prime ministers do not legally need to co...



