Two Britons killed in RAF Syria strike, PM tells MPs

Two British fighters with so-called Islamic State were killed by an RAF drone strike in Syria in an "act of self-defence", David Cameron has said.

Cardiff-born Reyaad Khan was targeted in Raqqa on 21 August and died alongside Ruhul Amin, from Aberdeen, and
another fighter, the PM told MPs.
Khan, 21, had been plotting "barbaric" attacks on UK soil, he said.
The action was lawful and necessary, Mr Cameron said, despite MPs previously ruling out UK military action in Syria.