Syria crisis: Britain may not be able to join military action if Jeremy Corbyn becomes Labour leader

‘Britain may be unable to take any military action in Syria if Jeremy Corbyn is elected as Labour party leader.

Senior party figures and former military leaders told The Daily Telegraph today Mr Corbyn’s strong opposition to airstrikes and deployment of British troops in Syria could scupper any government plans.

Mr Cameron would need the backing of Labour to ensure any motion on military action made it through the House of Commons, as at least 30 of his own MPs are reported to be likely to rebel.’

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