UK PM Keir Starmer faced intense grilling at the Commons Liaison Committee, admitting NATO’s support for Ukraine lacked coordination and “wasn’t as useful as it could have been.” As he called for heavier European defence commitments, one of his own MPs slammed him for inaction over Gaza. Starmer condemned the humanitarian crisis, but offered no clear stance on the ICJ ruling declaring Israel’s occupation illegal. With backlash rising at home and abroad, Starmer now stands at the centre of two raging wars—Ukraine and Gaza. Is he losing control of Britain’s foreign policy?