Libya

Libya: A War For Regime Change?

Tom Stevenson | Posted 22.10.2011 | UK
Tom Stevenson

As thousands discharged weapons into the air with gleeful smiles, it was easy to be swept up in the triumphalism of the moment. As Brutus said, "then walk we forth even to the marketplace, and, waving our red weapons o'er our heads, let's all cry out 'peace, freedom, and liberty!'"

William Hague: Scotland Should Review Lockerbie Bomber's Release

Huffington Post UK | Dina Rickman | Posted 24.10.2011 | UK Politics

Foreign secretary William Hague has said he believes the Scottish government should “urgently” review the release of Lockerbie bomber Abdel Baset ...

Reports: Libyan Rebels Enter Gaddafi Compound

Huffington Post UK | Posted 24.10.2011 | UK

Libyan rebels have entered Muammar Gaddafi's compound in Tripoli, and taken control of the complex. Television footage showed fighters firing celeb...

Libya Post Conflict: We Must Learn From the Failures in Iraq

Clare Short | Posted 24.10.2011 | UK Politics
Clare Short

We must wish the Libyan people well, put away our ulterior motives and understand that an open, democratic Libya is in the interests of the people of Libya and everyone else, and there is no need for any country to try to gain special advantage.

Michael Rundle

Fighting Centres On Gaddafi's Compound As Concern Grows For Tripoli's Children

HuffingtonPost.com | Michael Rundle | Posted 24.10.2011 | UK

Fighting between loyalist and rebel forces has intensified in Tripoli as aid organisations warn of indiscriminate attacks on civilians. Attacks on...

The Morning After in Tripoli

Adel Darwish | Posted 24.10.2011 | UK
Adel Darwish

The morning after the rebels jubilant takeover of many parts of Tripoli hasn't, so far, been a good day for the rebels.

Guardian : Guardian Says Libya Defining Moment For Cameron

www.guardian.co.uk | Posted 24.10.2011 | UK Politics

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Fall Of Gaddafi Could Bring Police Killer To Justice

PA | Posted 22.10.2011 | UK

PRESS ASSOCIATION -- The killer of British policewoman Yvonne Fletcher could be brought to justice as Muammar Gaddafi's grip on Libya crumbles, a Cabi...

Free And Defiant Saif al-Islam Still At Large In Tripoli

PA | Posted 22.10.2011 | UK

PRESS ASSOCIATION -- Muammar Gaddafi is still at large as loyalist forces staged a defiant and bloody last stand in the Libyan capital against advanci...

Twitter Users - Break the News not Hearts

Ellen Arnison | Posted 22.10.2011 | UK
Ellen Arnison

I urge you to have a moment's pause before pressing your retweet button. It only takes a second or two to check a proper news source. Twitter is quick, but not much faster than online news teams who get accurate information out as soon as it's possible.

Nick Clegg's new Thinking on Arab Spring

Matthew Harris | Posted 22.10.2011 | UK Politics
Matthew Harris

Liberal Democrats must be natural members of any such "movement for freedom". They should back their leader in ensuring that "the UK stands shoulder to shoulder with the millions of citizens across the Arab world.

Dina Rickman

Gaddafi - 'The Opposite Of Saddam Hussein', Says Former Foreign Minister

HuffingtonPost.com | Dina Rickman | Posted 22.10.2011 | UK Politics

When Mike O’Brien first met Colonel Gaddafi the Libyan leader was wearing cut-off shorts and a bush hat with its front turned up. “It was very ...

Reactions Around The World To Libyan Rebels' Advance

Olivia Williams | Posted 22.10.2011 | UK

Embassies around the world became the focal point for Libyans as they celebrated the advance of the rebels into Libya's capital, Tripoli. Many embas...

New World - Post Imperial

Adel Darwish | Posted 22.10.2011 | UK Politics
Adel Darwish

Within 12 hours of the Libyan rebels, entering Tripoli, Egypt finally recognised the National Transition Council NTC as the legitimate government of Libya.

Nato's Libya Mandate 'Running Out'

Huffington Post UK | Ned Simons | Posted 22.10.2011 | UK

Nato has said it will continue to strike targets in Libya in order to protect civilians, but with rebels battling for control of Tripoli questions hav...

Lockerbie Bomber Has Been In Touch With Scottish Council 'Very Recently'

Huffington Post UK | Dina Rickman | Posted 22.10.2011 | UK Politics

The council monitoring the Lockerbie bomber have been in contact with him “very recently”, a spokesperson told the Huffington Post UK on Monday. ...

Politics.co.uk: Time To Prepare For The Libyan Aftermath

www.politics.co.uk | Posted 22.10.2011 | UK Politics

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Olivia Williams

The Humanitarian Cost Of The Battle For Tripoli

HuffingtonPost.com | Olivia Williams | Posted 22.10.2011 | UK

Humanitarian agencies in Tripoli are warning of a severe lack of medical assistance in the capital as the number of casualties grows amid heavy fighti...

Behind The Libyan Rebel Council

Huffington Post UK | Ned Simons | Posted 22.10.2011 | UK

Colonel Gaddafi's 42-year rule of Libya is unravelling quickly, leading to questions over who or what will take his place. The National Transitiona...

Lockerbie Bomber Should Be Brought To Britain, Argues MP

PA | Posted 22.10.2011 | UK

PRESS ASSOCIATION -- The man convicted of the Lockerbie bombing should be brought back to Britain if Muammar Gaddafi's regime falls, an MP has insiste...

Gaddafi's Rule Is 'At An End' Rebel Council Declares, As Fighters Stream Into Tripoli

Huffington Post UK | Posted 22.10.2011 | UK

The leader of Libya's National Transitional Council has declared Muammar Gaddafi's rule "at an end" as rebel fighters stream into Tripoli. "God has...

Nick Clegg: Now It's Time For Assad To Go

Huffington Post UK | Dina Rickman | Posted 22.10.2011 | UK Politics

Nick Clegg has said Syria's president Bashar al-Assad is as "irrelevant" to the country's future as Colonel Gaddafi is to Libya. In a speech on Mon...

FULL TEXT: David Cameron Statement On Libya

Posted 22.10.2011 | UK Politics

I have just come from chairing a meeting of the National Security Council on the situation in Libya. The latest information is that the vast majority ...

What Next For Libya?

John Wight | Posted 22.10.2011 | UK Politics
John Wight

With the Gaddafi regime now consigned to the dustbin of history, and amid the triumphalism that is already starting to emanate from Washington, Paris and London over the fact, it is worth reminding ourselves that regime change was the objective from the very start of this sordid business

Cameron: "Undoubtedly Difficult Days Ahead" For Libya

Huffington Post UK | Posted 22.10.2011 | UK Politics

Prime Minister David Cameron has warned that difficult days still lie ahead for opposition fighters in Libya, as he admitted the Nato command was unsu...