Do you agree with how your MP voted on the Syria airstrikes?

Opposition Labour Party leader, Jeremy Corbyn, stands right, as he makes a speech to lawmakers inside the House of Commons in London, during a debate on launching airstrikes against Islamic State extremists inside Syria. Photograph: AP

British MPs on Wednesday backed airstrikes in Syria to help defeat Islamic State, after an all-day debate in parliament ended in a vote backing the call for military action.

The case for military intervention in Syria as part of a wider strategy - my opening speech in the Commons debate: https://t.co/xPpgoBtpzs

— David Cameron (@David_Cameron) December 2, 2015

After a long and heated debate, David Cameron achieved a substantial majority for his plan to extend RAF bombing to targets in Syria.

Labour’s leader, Jeremy Corbyn, saw 66 members of his own parliamentary party vote in favour of airstrikes, while 7 Conservative MPs defied the whip to vote against military action.

Did your own MP take part in Wednesday’s long debate on military action? Did he or she come to a decision that you agree with? Whether you agree with your MP’s stance or are unhappy with their vote, let us know your thoughts on the decision to take part in airstrikes. Do you feel represented? We’ll feature a selection of your responses in our reporting.

Unsure of how your MP voted? You can see the full list of MPs who voted in favour and against airstrikes on our live blog.

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