Matt Frei
Libya on glide-path into the unknown
Channel 4 News Washington Correspondent Matt Frei reflects on former dictator Muammar Gaddafi’s bloody last hours.
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Matt Frei
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The values of due process
Alex Thomson blogs on the endgame of Colonel Gaddafi
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9/11: changed perspectives since 2006
In 2006 we commemorated the fifth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. How have political and military developments since then changed our view of what happened in 2001?
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Matt Frei
Presidents united in memory of passengers on downed plane
There are so many poignant images competing for attention this weekend. One came from Shanksville, Pennsylvania, where two former Presidents -Bush and Clinton- joined Vice President Biden to commemorate the passengers of United Flight 93.
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Jon Snow
The lure of the 'very bad man'
Very bad men and cults that go bad: Jon Snow blogs on Gaddafi and the green that turned to black, tinged with the red blood of those who opposed his dictatorship.
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Abu Salim, the 'spark' of Libya's revolution
The Abu Salim massacre of 1996, when 1200 prisoners were gunned down, may have been the spark that led to the Libyan revolution, as International Editor Lindsey Hilsum has been hearing.
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Defiant Gaddafi rallies supporters as rebels target hometown
Colonel Gaddafi calls on his supporters to march on Tripoli and “purify” the capital of Libya’s rebels, as International Editor Lindsey Hilsum meets neighbourhood groups patrolling the streets.
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Iraq bombings leave dozens dead
Dozens of people are dead in Iraq after car bomb attacks on the southern cities of Kut and Najaf. It follows a string of bombings and suicide attacks across the country.
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Is life in Iraq getting any better?
As a series of coordinated bomb attacks leave dozens dead in Iraq, Channel 4 News hears from a doctor, a teenage Christian and a human rights activist about day-to-day life in the troubled country.
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Libyan lies?
Governments, Libyan rebels and Nato have made much of the supposed use of foreign mercenaries and allegations of systemic mass rape to justify the war against Colonel Gaddafi. But little to no evidence has been produced to justify the claims.
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Libya: Getting the wobbles
“NATO appears to have run out of targets in Tripoli, but the Brother Leader is still here, playing chess with his friend Kirsan Illuyzhinov, the President of the World Chess Federation,a man who claims to have been briefly abducted by space aliens in 1997.”
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Campbell’s Iraq evidence contradicted
A senior intelligence officer directly contradicts Alastair Campbell’s claims that the Iraq dossier wasn’t “beefed up” to make the case for war.
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Libya: Will Gaddafi use mustard gas?
Following Osama bin Laden’s death, defence analyst Anthony Tucker-Jones says there are rising concerns over the fate of Libya’s chemical weapons.
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Bin Laden body photos will not be published, says Obama
Photos of Osama bin Laden’s dead body will not be published, says President Obama, as senior Taliban commanders tell Channel 4 News the al-Qaeda leader died of kidney disease months ago.
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9/11 heroes who joined the Marines to hunt Bin Laden
Bin Laden’s death is a moment of special symbolism for the men of the 6th Communication Battalion Marines, writes Online Editor Ed Fraser. They lost three of their number to the 9/11 attack.
