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It started with the boom, boom, boom of decrepit anti-aircraft guns shooting wildly into the open blue sky. Then came the screeching engines of an invisible warplane, hurtling towards the rebel position.
12 Mar 2011
Telegraph View: Military force may be necessary against Gaddafi. If so, the Arab states, rather than the West, should provide it.
11 Mar 2011
Angry PM fought to persuade EU to send Gaddafi a clear message.
11 Mar 2011
It started with the boom, boom, boom of decrepit anti-aircraft guns shooting wildly into the open blue sky. Then came the screeching engines of an invisible warplane, hurtling towards the rebel position.
11 Mar 2011
Britain and France favour strikes, Sarkozy tells EU summit.
11 Mar 2011
Forces loyal to Gaddafi fight for control of oil town.
11 Mar 2011
David Cameron, the Prime Minister, and Nicolas Sarkozy, the French President, have written a joint letter to European allies, urging them to be ready for "all possible contingencies" in Libya, including the possible imposition of a no-fly zone to prevent air attacks by dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
11 Mar 2011
This is the text of the letter sent today by David Cameron, the Prime Minister, and Nicolas Sarkozy, the French President, to Herman van Rompuy, the European Council President, and copied to the other 25 EU leaders:
11 Mar 2011
Barack Obama’s intelligence chief says Gaddafi will defeat rebels.
10 Mar 2011
The Telegraph's live coverage of events in Libya, as Col Gaddafi's forces launch a major offensive in the town of Zawiyah.
10 Mar 2011
Prestige of the international community will be lost if Colonel Gaddafi is allowed to cling to power, former PM warns.
10 Mar 2011
It is unlikely that Saif Gaddafi will trouble himself with a call to Barnet police about the squatters currently occupying his £10 million property.
10 Mar 2011
What are the options for military intervention in Libya? Why is this so difficult to agree? Why are there legal problems when has been done before in Iraq or the former Yugoslavia?
10 Mar 2011
Col Muammar Gaddafi scored two major triumphs on Thursday as opposition fighters abandoned an important oil port in the east of the country and his troops swept through Zawiyah, the only town west of Tripoli still in rebel hands before Wednesday night.
10 Mar 2011
A British school in Libya is resorting to virtual classrooms and web-based social networks after political strife forced it to close and its staff to flee the country.
10 Mar 2011
French president wants strike on Gaddafi's key military command HQ as EU and Nato splits emerge.
10 Mar 2011
Libya is preparing full-scale military action to crush its rebellion and will not surrender even if Western powers intervene in the conflict, Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's son said in Tripoli.
10 Mar 2011
Hillary Clinton, the Secretary of State, will travel to Egypt and Tunisia next week to meet Libyan rebel leaders and press democratic reforms after rebellions that ousted the two countries' autocratic rulers.
10 Mar 2011
Libyan opposition fighters abandoned an important oil port in the east of the country on Thursday after Col Muammar Gaddafi unleashed the full force of his military arsenal to attack rebel positions by land, sea and air.
10 Mar 2011
Proponents of a no-fly zone over Libya face strong objections rooted in history, international law and military capabilities.
10 Mar 2011
Barack Obama is about to learn a lesson – the US president can't be neutral, writes Anne Applebaum.
10 Mar 2011
The University of Leeds said it had received £800,000 from Col Muammar Gaddafi's regime this year as it became the latest university to disclose ties to the dictatorship
10 Mar 2011
Nato Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen has said they planned to move more ships to the Mediterranean in response to the Libyan crisis, but more planning was needed on a possible "no-fly" zone.
10 Mar 2011
The West is waiting on the sidelines in Libya, but that's the least sensible option, argues Ranj Alaaldin.
10 Mar 2011
Oil dropped by more than $2 on Thursday afternoon after early rises on fears of further fighting in Libya, after Gaddafi's regime escalated its ferocious military campaign across the country, forcing rebels onto the defensive.
10 Mar 2011
After failures on casinos and all-night drinking, Ed Miliband tells Mary Riddell he wants to defend our traditions.
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