The Cabinet minister suggests an immediate pause in the devastating conflict could form the basis of a lasting ceasefire.
Former prime minister Liz Truss and former leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith are among those to back the amendment.
Lee Anderson and Brendan Clarke-Smith said that said it was ‘important in terms of credibility that we are consistent’ in arguing for safeguards.
MPs voted 228 to 48 against a motion seeking to introduce a proposed law to the Commons for further debate.
Sunak’s official spokesman has responded saying the PM "will not be deterred from a course of action that is backed by the British public".
Labour is now priced at a historically small 1/14 to come into power this year, while Donald Trump's price to win the 2024 US election has shortened again.
The first changes to constituencies since 2010 give the Conservatives a boost.
The Prime Minister is preparing to face down a rebellion of more than 60 right-wingers who want the Bill toughened up.
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