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Tuesday 27 August 2013 7:56 am

MPs welcome recall of parliament to vote on Syria response

By: Peter Spence

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Many MPs have taken to Twitter to welcome the recall of parliament. We've got some of their tweets below.

Very pleased there will be a debate and vote in Commons on #Syria

— Nick de Bois MP (@nickdebois) August 27, 2013

Pleased to see Parliament recalled to discuss Syria. Right thing to do. Regret need to cancel constituency appointments but need to be there

— Andrew Bingham MP (@HighPeakAndrew) August 27, 2013

Parliament recalled for Thursday. To my mind that means there will be an attack on Syria on Friday or weekend. (Parliament back on Monday)

— Michael Fabricant (@Mike_Fabricant) August 27, 2013

Parliament recalled on Thursday to discuss Syria. Govt must make their case for intervention clear and define military objectives

— Steve Reed MP (@SteveReedMP) August 27, 2013

I'll be in Parliament Thursday to listen and participate in debate and vote on #Syria. Constituents shd continue sending views by email.

— Amber Rudd (@AmberRuddMP) August 27, 2013

Well done the prime minister it was essential that parliament was recalled.Now I will be better informed before deciding which way to vote

— Peter Bone MP (@PeterBoneMP) August 27, 2013

Welcome the recall of Parliament and the assurance that MPs will get a chance to vote on a substantive motion

— Douglas Alexander (@DAlexanderMP) August 27, 2013

Recallling Parliament means they want to bomb someone.It'll be done by G4S on a PFI contract.

— Austin Mitchell (@AVMitchell2010) August 27, 2013

Parliament recalled on Thursday. This is getting serious.

— Pete Wishart (@PeteWishart) August 27, 2013

I welcome recall of Parliament but this must be an open debate not just a chance to respond to a Statement. It must followed by a free vote

— Sarah Wollaston MP (@drwollastonmp) August 27, 2013

Right that Parliament should be recalled to discuss Syria on Thursday. #fb

— Tom Brake MP (@thomasbrake) August 27, 2013

Parliament recalled. Happy to hear from constituents with their thoughts. #fb

— Therese Coffey (@theresecoffey) August 27, 2013

Reorganising my diary in order to reutrn to Parliament on Thursday. It will be a difficult debate.

— Alun Cairns (@AlunCairns) August 27, 2013

Emailed several hundred constituents asking for their views on Syria. Main response is "it is nice to be asked". Pleased I took the time.

— Tracey Crouch (@tracey_crouch) August 27, 2013

Parliament recalled for Thursday morning. I will be there. Mr Speaker, I do hope to catch your eye…

— George Galloway (@georgegalloway) August 27, 2013

Waiting for Ipsa to announce that (a) they'll pay MPs' travel costs for the recall, and (b) Thursday is expected to be followed by Friday.

— Tom Harris (@TomHarrisMP) August 27, 2013

Apologies to those due to see me in #Newcastle Thurs but incredibly important Parliament debates military action in Syria & I will be there

— chi onwurah (@ChiOnwurah) August 27, 2013

According to the BBC and Easyjet Parliament's being recalled… only no-one's told the MPs yet. #letshearitfordemocracy

— Jesse Norman (@Jesse_Norman) August 27, 2013

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