This image taken from the Parliamentary Recording Unit via Associated Press shows Britain's Prime Minister, David Cameron, front centre, speaks during a debate to decide on approval for air strikes in Iraq, in the Houses of Parliament, London, Friday, Sept. 26, 2014. David Cameron told lawmakers "there is no more serious issue than asking our armed forces to put themselves in harm's way to protect our country" as he set out the case for British participation in air strikes against Islamic State group militants in Iraq. British lawmakers have voted Friday to join the U.S.-led coalition of nations launching airstrikes on Islamic State group militants in Iraq, committing warplanes to the struggle against the extremists. (AP Photo/Parliamentary Recording Unit via Associated Press) TV OUT
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