Hugh Muir assess the performance of David Cameron in dealing with the Libyan crisis with the help of Nicholas Watt, our chief political correspondent; Mark Phillips, research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute, which has recently published a report on the British operation in Libya; and Bruce Anderson, political columnist for the Independent.
The panel discusses Cameron's relationship with French prime minister Nicolas Sarkozy; his desire to avoid the foreign policy mistakes of the past; how he coped working with the armed forces while at the same time menacing them with cuts; and what we learned about him as a leader.
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