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It's been a dramatic week for MPs, who were recalled to Westminster for the vote on possible military action in Syria.
In tonight's Around The House, we look at the aftermath of the Government's defeat and ask what it will mean for the party leaders.
Joining the debate are the Conservative MP for Scarborough and Whitby, Robert Goodwill, the Redcar Lib Dem member Ian Swales and the Labour MP for Dumfries and Galloway Russell Brown.
A container of hand pumped water filters is on its way to refugees in Syria from the North East. It will provide enough safe drinking water for 40,000 refugees. The filters are designed and made by volunteers at The Safe Water Trust Ltd, Sunderland.
People across the country are being urged to donate vital medical supplies, baby products and blankets to help the people of Syria. Donation points in Jedburgh and Newcastle are part of a network of drop off sites.
The big aid drop for Syria is collecting supplies for the people who've lived amongst fighting for more than two years. Julia Barthram reports.
MPs from our region are debating a government motion which could pave the way for military action in Syria.
The Prime Minister told them this afternoon he is convinced the Syrian regime was behind the use of chemical weapons, including an attack which killed hundreds of people in Damascus last week.
Parliament will vote later tonight on whether to back intervention in principle, but not on direct British involvement, which would need a further vote.
Paul Brand sent this report from Westminster - watch it in full below.
MPs from across the region have been called back to Parliament, during their summer break, to take part in a debate later today.
They will be deciding whether they think the country should intervene in the ongoing Syrian conflict, but will not authorise direct British involvement.
The Government has published its advice on military action in Syria, stating that the legal basis for any such action would be "humanitarian intervention".
It said "if action in the Security Council is blocked, the UK would still be permitted under international law to take exceptional measures".
David Cameron will address the Commons on Syria this afternoon. Credit: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire
