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No ‘mission accomplished’ moment for Cameron on Libya
There will be no “mission accomplished” style banner on Libya when David Cameron attends the Paris Conference next week, blogs Political Editor Gary Gibbon.
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Alex Thomson watches rebel troops amass as they prepare to attack the Gaddafi loyalists’ last bastion, Abu Salim
All the latest from the Channel 4 News team in Libya, plus video, comment and analysis. Add your voice to the live blog.
As the hunt for Colonel Gaddafi continues, Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson watches Libya’s rebels close in on Abu Salim, the last district in Tripoli held by forces loyal to the despot.
There will be no “mission accomplished” style banner on Libya when David Cameron attends the Paris Conference next week, blogs Political Editor Gary Gibbon.
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