Donald Trump and Theresa May say chemical weapons in Syrian civil war must not go 'unchallenged'
Phone call
After meeting their teams
Agree about the use
Bashar al-Assad's regime
Guilty
Chemical attack in Douma
Working together
Al-Assad : dangerous behaviour
The use : X go unchallenged
To deter the further use (by Assad)
Military action : soon
British attack submarines : Mediterranean Sea
RAF fighter jets : Cyprus
US nuclear-powered aircraft carrier
US : no final decision yet (military action)
UK : green light for action X this use of chemical
UK Cabinet's meeting
Green light for action X this use
Unanimous backing
UK
Early attack
Intensify
Parliament
Vote before any action
Labour leader
Further UK military intervention
Escalating risks
Waiting for Trump's instructions
US administration
alarmingly contradictory signals
Mr Corbyn
Britain
Press for ONU investigation
Chemical weapons attack
Responsible : can be held to account
Russia
Rather than further military action
-> Achieve ceasefire
-> Negotiated settlement under UN auspices
Meeting + ONU
Air strikes in Syria
Macron
Proof >< Assad : chemical weapons in Douma
Action : all is verified
X conflict across the Middle East
Theresa May & Donald Trump
British + American + French forces
Agree : keep working closely together
Every members have spoken
domestic pressure
Devasting conflict
Careful
Coordinated international drive