Early day motion · EDM 2880 · 2 Mar 2026
Escalation of conflict with Iran
Tabled by Brian Leishman (Labour)
27 signatures
The motion
That this House notes with profound anxiety the recent military escalation involving the United States, Israel and Iran, sparked by an illegal, unjustified, and unnecessary large-scale military attack upon the latter, and the risk of a widening and lengthy regional war resulting from this; recognises the grave danger that continued military confrontation would pose to civilian life, regional stability and global security, as well as the continued sanctity of international law and the international rules-based order; believes that further military action would have catastrophic humanitarian consequences; calls on the Government to press urgently for an immediate ceasefire by all parties; further calls on the Government to support a central role for the United Nations, including engagement through its Security Council, in facilitating de-escalation, dialogue and a return to diplomacy; upholds that diplomacy, dialogue and adherence to international law must be the primary means of resolving disputes; stresses the need to ensure the safety and full consular support to British nationals directly impacted by the conflict; and urges the Government to reverse its decision to allow the use of UK military bases, including Diego Garcia and RAF Fairford, for military action connected to this escalation; and finally encourages the Government to work co-operatively with all international partners to prevent further escalation, reduce tensions, and secure a peaceful negotiated resolution.
Signatories (27)
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Brian Leishman
Primary sponsor
2 Mar 2026 -
Zarah Sultana
18 Mar 2026 -
Neil Duncan-Jordan
3 Mar 2026 -
Dr Ellie Chowns
3 Mar 2026 -
Ian Byrne
3 Mar 2026 -
Nadia Whittome
3 Mar 2026 -
Kate Osborne
3 Mar 2026 -
Jon Trickett
3 Mar 2026 -
Bell Ribeiro-Addy
3 Mar 2026 -
Richard Burgon
3 Mar 2026 -
Rebecca Long Bailey
3 Mar 2026 -
Kim Johnson
3 Mar 2026 -
Mary Kelly Foy
3 Mar 2026 -
John McDonnell
3 Mar 2026 -
Andrew George
3 Mar 2026 -
Jeremy Corbyn
3 Mar 2026 -
Siân Berry
3 Mar 2026 -
Carla Denyer
3 Mar 2026 -
Imran Hussain
3 Mar 2026 -
Adrian Ramsay
3 Mar 2026 -
Ms Diane Abbott
4 Mar 2026 -
Hannah Spencer
5 Mar 2026 -
Apsana Begum
9 Mar 2026 -
Rachael Maskell
17 Mar 2026 -
Ayoub Khan
18 Mar 2026 -
Shockat Adam
19 Mar 2026 -
Ian Lavery
20 Mar 2026
Source: the official Early Day Motions database.