article_snippet: Support for British military action against ISIS has risen sharply in the last five months, as the government comes under pressure to catch Jihadi John.
article_snippet: Backing for air strikes against ISIS has risen by 11 points to 63 per cent since September, while support for boots on the ground has grown from a quarter to a third.
article_snippet: New polling shows support for the RAF taking part in airstrikes has risen from 52 per cent in September last year to 63 per cent, according to a YouGov survey for The Times .
article_snippet: The idea of British and American ground forces being sent into Iraq to take on ISIS is now backed by 32 per cent, up from 24 per cent September .
article_snippet: MPs voted in September by 524 to 43 to back air strikes against ISIS in Iraq, with six RAF Tornados joining war planes from the US, France and Arab nations in military intervention.
article_snippet: New polling shows support for the RAF taking part in airstrikes has risen from 52 per cent in September last year to 63 per cent, according to a YouGov survey for The Times.
article_snippet: Eight in 10 Tory voters back airstrikes, compared to just over six in 10 Labour backers.
article_snippet: Some 73 per cent of Ukip supporters and 62 per cent of Lib Dems support airstrikes, while just 40 per cent of Green party supporters back the idea.
article_snippet: There is also growing support for ground troops to be sent it, although more people are still opposed to the idea.
article_snippet: The idea of British and American ground forces being sent into Iraq to take on ISIS is now backed by 32 per cent, up from 24 per cent September.
article_snippet: However, ground troops are still opposed by 45 per cent.
article_snippet: However, Tories are split 41 to 41 for and against ground troops.
article_snippet: Among Lib Dems – who opposed the Iraq war - only 16 per cent are in favour, with 60 per cent opposed.
highlights_snippet: 63% now back RAF airstrikes against ISIS, up from 52% in September .
  
highlights_snippet: Support for US and UK ground troops rises from 24% to 32%, poll shows .