Ed Miliband has been accused by No 10 of giving succour to the Syrian regime by failing to agree to a united front in parliament. Photograph: Reuters
Britain's political leaders have been embroiled in one of the most serious disagreements on foreign policy in a generation as Downing Street accused Ed Miliband of giving "succour" to the Assad regime by failing to agree to a united front in parliament.
As divisions over Syria raised questions in Washington about whether David Cameron would be able to secure support for British involvement in military strikes against Syria, the cabinet turned on Miliband for failing to support the prime minister.
A row between the party leaderships broke out when Labour said Craig Oliver, Cameron's director of communications, had accused Miliband of giving support the Syrian regime by refusing to agree to a Commons vote on military action on Thursday. Labour said the language used was "infantile".
SOURCE; The Guardian
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