While the vast majority of the Public opinion at home is contrary to any military involvement on the part of Britain in Syria's war, good news comes from Syria:
A town that had a prewar population of 55,000 people has established a peace accord.
In Tal Kalakh, hundreds of Syrian rebels there have just surrendered to the Syrian army in return for an amnesty.
All their weapons have been handed over to the army, and now the tens of thousands of residents who had fled the town as refugees will be able to return home.
However, in nearby Homs, a large city with hundreds of thousands of residents, many of whom displaced by the war, a peace accord between the Syrian army and the rebels is still not possible because many of the rebels entrenched there are not Syrian, but international Jihadis.
These refuse any peace agreement with the authorities.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/tal-kalakh-syrias-rebel-town-that-forged-its-own-peace-deal-8673695.html