article_snippet: According to a YouGov poll, more than 60 per cent of the British public approve of the bombings in Iraq.
article_snippet: This is a 10 per cent rise from in September, showing the continued released of brutal snuff videos by the terrorists, such as the sickening beheadings by Jihadi John, unveiled last month as Londoner Mohammed Emwazi, have only caused the public to further back the UK mission.
article_snippet: Critics have called for the UK mission to be stepped up, despite David Cameron insisting that Britain’s role in Iraq is second only to that of the U.S..
article_snippet: Dr Afzal Ashraf, from the Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies said:
article_snippet: They've done a good job but the problem with airpower is the target They face.
article_snippet: ISIS have learnt to adapt to the attacks.
article_snippet: Unless you have ground troops to exploit the impact airpower has, it can't be sustained.
article_snippet: ‘Military support is just one part of the UK government’s contribution to the global coalition strategy to defeat ISIL – we are also taking action to counter the terrorist network
article_snippet: ’s finances, are restricting the flow of foreign fighters and have provided vital humanitarian relief to help those affected by ISIL’s brutality.