Foreign Secretary William Hague is attending international talks on the Libya conflict in Doha, amid fears that a bloody stalemate has taken hold of the country.
UK Foreign Secretary William Hague is attending the meeting, and is expected to call again for more action from NATO, which is leading the western intervention in Libya aiming to protect civilians.
On Tuesday Mr Hague joined French Foreign Minister Alain Juppe in calling for NATO states to “intensify” military action against Gaddafi regime forces attacking besieged cities like Misrata.
Mr Juppe said that NATO’s actions were “not enough” and that the alliance, which took over command of the operation from the Americans, needed to “play its role in full”.
Jonathan Ganesh, who was injured in the Docklands bombing of 1996 and is a spokesman for IRA victims, told Channel 4 News he is utterly shocked by the revelations.
“I couldn’t believe it. It’s astonishing. .. To think that he could be going to negotiate some sort of peace deal is unbelievable. He is a very dangerous man.”