Today in the chamber, following the Prime Minister's statement, Huw asked the Prime Minister, what message the British Government will be sending following the chemical weapon atrocities in Syria. 

You can watch Huw's question and the Prime Minister's response here: https://bit.ly/2H51tn5 and read below. 

Huw:

Eleven million Syrians have been either displaced or killed since this action was taken by Assad’s Government. Like a number of other Members on both sides of the House, I met many of the refugees in the camps that British aid is supporting. Those people want to go home. Does the Prime Minister agree that we have two options? We can either send the message that we will not stand up for chemical warfare that kills and maims, or we can close our eyes, pretend that this is not happening, talk about diplomatic solutions that cannot be delivered, and effectively condemn more innocent people to their deaths.

The Prime Minister: 

My hon. Friend is absolutely right. It is imperative for us to act, and to give a very clear message about the use of chemical weapons. This is about preventing humanitarian suffering in future. To stand by would have given the message that such weapons could be used with impunity, and we cannot accept that.