Syria uprising videos

As American politicians get ready to vote on military action against Syria, Jon Snow talks to Senator Ron Johnson who believes Obama will find it “very difficult to find the support of the House”.

Many Americans have made it clear they do not want to get dragged into military action over Syria. Channel 4 News has been to Los Angeles to talk to people on both sides of the debate.

A British woman whose Syrian husband is desperate to join her in the UK says new family migration rules are keeping them apart and putting his life at risk.

Bombing both the Assad regime and the rebels will neither help the Syrian people nor end the “war on terror” – so says Bilal Abdul Kareem, who has filmed alongside Islamic fighters in Syria.

Defence Secretary Philip Hammond tells Cathy Newman why he’s “disappointed” and “slightly apprehensive” after the government’s defeat in parliament, and how he feels about France’s ties with the US.

UN special envoy to Syria Lakhdar Brahimi, talking to Channel 4 News about the possibility of a US strike, says it will be “regrettable” if more bombs are dropped on the Syrian people.

The government’s motion to support military intervention in Syria is defeated by 285 to 272 votes – a seismic moment for David Cameron’s leadership and Britain’s role in the world.

President Obama is coming under increasing pressure to recall Congress to debate military action. Americans are following the discussion in parliament here, Jonathan Miller reports from Washington.

Our Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Rugman looks at what evidence is available in Syria – his report contains some distressing images.

Khaled Saleh of the opposition Syrian National Coalition, tells Channel 4 News that he believes that chemical weapons were used by the Syrian regime.

A young girl in a coma, believed to be a victim of an alleged gas attack in Syria, is reunited with her grandmother. Channel 4 News reporter Inigo Gilmore has the full story.

Unverified footage emerges of a young girl in a coma believed to be a victim of an alleged gas attack in Syria. Channel 4 News reporter Inigo Gilmore has the full story.

Cynthia P Schneider, a former US diplomat speaks to Jackie Long about the problems in Syria and what the US can do next.

Marie Harf, Deputy Spokesperson for the US State Department tells Channel 4 News that the US believes there was a “chemical weapons attack in Syria”. “We want a full U.N. investigation,” she adds.

Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad appears on television as the authorities deny claims his convoy was hit by a rebel attack. But are the opposition forces gaining ground?