Britain should start bombing ISIS in Syria within days, David Cameron warned tonight as he paved the way for a crunch vote next week. The Prime Minister confirmed he will 'make the case' for targeting ISIS in their headquarters in Syria this Thursday, before giving MPs the weekend to consider the plan A vote is set to be scheduled for early next week, after Mr Cameron warned: 'Every day that we spend is a day that we're not getting to GRIPS with the ISIL menace.' It came as it emerged Britain has launched 17 deadly missile attacks on ISIS in Iraq in the ten days since its terrorists struck in Paris, including seven in the last three days.David Cameron to set out the case for airstrikes in Syria on ThursdayWill give MPs the weekend to consider details before a vote next weekLabour helped defeat bombing Assad in Syria in key vote in 2013But government hopeful of winning new vote to bomb ISIS strongholdJeremy Corbyn has previously warned against 'external intervention'
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