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Lib Dem conference: inside the belly of the yellows
Are the Lib Dems enjoying being in power? It seems they might be, as Jon Snow reports back from their party conference in Birmingham.
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Hundreds of Turkish soldiers are attacking Kurdish militants in Iraq in a retaliatory strike, after PKK fighters killed 24 Turkish soldiers.
Libyans have been celebrating the demise of their former dictator, but the circumstances of his death remain confused. Video has emerged of Gaddafi alive after his capture near Sirte.
Blogging from Tripoli, Lindsey Hilsum recounts how, on returning to her hotel last night, she was informed by the receptionist that Mutassim Gaddafi, one of Muammar Gaddafi’s most powerful sons, had been captured.
The photographer behind the Libyan guitar hero image tells Channel 4 News the story behind the shot.
In an exclusive report, Channel 4 News has spoken to refugees who say women in camps in Mogadishu are being raped and not enough is being done to keep them safe.
Yemen’s President Ali Abdullah Saleh has returned to the country after spending three months in Saudi Arabia following an assassination attempt in June. He has called for an immediate ceasefire.
Are the Lib Dems enjoying being in power? It seems they might be, as Jon Snow reports back from their party conference in Birmingham.
21-year-old Dean Griffiths died in a shooting incident at a military training ground in Romney Marsh, Kent police have confirmed.
British Prime Minister David Cameron and French President Nicolas Sarkozy have been warmly welcomed by jubilant crowds in Benghazi on their first visit to Libya since the fall of Gaddafi.
Mark Duggan, whose shooting by police in Tottenham on 4 August sparked a wave of rioting across England, is buried in north London.
The officer leading the police hunt to capture fugitive gunman Raoul Moat tells an inquest the use of experimental Taser weapons gave them “one chance” to bring him in alive.
Amid reports that Colonel Gaddafi’s troops have started to pull out, Bani Walid and its approaches remain insecure. It’s noon, Sunday, and the former Libyan rebels – who now call themselves the Libyan National Army (LNA) – are still negotiating with the Warfallah tribal leaders in Bani Walid over the surrender of the town.
As the head of the rebel military council in Libya announces he knows the whereabouts of Colonel Gaddafi, Jonathan Miller reports from the road to Bani Walid, a remaining loyalist stronghold.
For now it is the Eid holiday. A pause. A time to try and drink in what has happened across this city, where another simple grafitti slogan captures the mood, the practicality, the possibility of the new reality: “I love this year – 2011”
Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson blogs on the terrifying ordeal of black Africans caught up in the Libya war.