PM Syria vote 'regret'
David Cameron has said he regretted the division caused by the Commons vote on potential military action in Syria. Number 10 previously stated that it has "absolutely no plans" to go back to Parliament on the issue.
MP removed from role on policy board over Syria vote
Jesse Norman, one of the MPs who rebelled over Syria, has been removed from his role on the Number 10 policy board as a result of the vote.
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Parties avoid bloodletting over Syria during PMQs
Cameron and Miliband avoided any real debate on Syria today in Parliament, as they are both in odd and difficult positions.
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What the Syria vote means for the UK and our priorities
For the time being it seems likely we are going to sit this one out and I think you can expect the debate on what that means to run and run.
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No 10: Absolutely no plans for second Syria vote
Number 10 has stated it has "absolutely no plans" to go back to Parliament on the issue of military action against Syria.