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@MhairiBlack: Very dark night in parliament.Will never forget the noise of some Labour and Tory cheering together at the idea of bombs falling I'll stick my head in the sand, it's less depressing than wasting my time keeping up with news on psychopaths.

Here comes Tim. Yes or No? He'll vote for the third option.

Yvette still pissed off losing to Corbyn.

Surely if the Chair of the Defence Commitee is against it, it's probably not a good thing.

In September 2004, Prime Minister Tony Blair appointed Johnson to the Cabinet as Secretary of State for Work and Pensions after the resignation of Andrew Smith. Following the 2005 election Johnson was initially announced on 6 May 2005 as being "Secretary of State for Productivity, Energy and...

Unfortunately the camera has just showed him nodding along to Alan Johnson, not squirming to John Baron.

John Baron, a Tory with a conscience?

@SadiqKhan: I'm not convinced that the PM's plan will make London safer or defeat Daesh in Syria. I'll be voting against military action today.

Corbyn needs to stabilise and rebuild his party first (he's got another 18 months to solve that), and forcing those that aren't on his side to vote will only coast the party more damage. And would it be a better victory if a free vote outvoted Cameron? A big if.

Mr Speaker said he answered it. Corbin was far from shambolic, but hey it doesn't sound like I'm going to agree with you. Cameron's just been asked to apologise again. The coward is yet again silent.

Are you saying his interventions with the IRA helped create peace?

Corbyns coming across well and controlling it. In his element despite the moronic shouting from the opposition. He's laid his case down, I only hope it's enough.

Terrorist sympathisers - The media should jump on him and tear him apart for that. If they weren't all in it together.

David the NSC public have spoken. 62% say no.