Public Attitudes to Syrian Intervention.
Survation for Daily Mirror:

On behalf of The Daily Mirror, Survation polled 1,026 UK adults aged 18+ online since yesterday evening attitudes relating to UK intervention in Syria.

Weighting: Data were weighted by age, sex, region and 2015 General Election vote

Full tables are available here:

Commenting on the findings, Survation's Chief Executive Damian Lyons Lowe said:

"Extending airstrikes “now” against IS to Syria - in addition to the UK’s current Iraq involvement - was backed by 48% to 30% in tonight's poll, however the public remain cautious on the UK’s role in the region in response to recent atrocities.

49% to 29% of the public agreed diplomatic and non-military solutions should be pursued before committing the UK further than Syrian airstrikes.

The public are against putting British boots on the ground “now” by 2:1  - supporting British ground force involvement “if necessary at some point in the future” by just a small margin – 43% to 36%

One quarter agreed the UK should pull out of Military involvement in the Middle East completely and a by a more than 3 to 1 ratio agreed that  “British air strikes against IS in Syria would increase the risk of a terror attack here in the UK”

David Cameron clearly has work to do convincing the public of his assertion that intervention would indeed make the UK safer."

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