Video: David Cameron 'not satisfied with action in Syria' The British Prime Minister met his French counterpart Nicolas Sarkozy in Paris at a joint summit for the first time since their bitter clashes over Europe. Mr Cameron emphasised that it was important "that the world comes together" over Syria. "We need to take all the action we can and put maximum pressure on Assad to go and to stop the butchery that is taking place," Mr Cameron said. He conceded that circumstances, such as a lack of a clear opposition in Syria, meant that he "was not satisfied that we are taking all the action we need," but added that it was "complicated, but we need to work hard with our friends, allies and neighbours in the region to take all the action we can." Mr Cameron revealed at the summit that Britain is sending food rations for 20,000 people in Syria.