We have started to collect the most important news related to Libya in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The UN agrees to unfreeze 1.86bn Libyan dinars - equal to about £950m - in UK banks, and the money will be used to help Libyan people.
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Libya's interim leaders give pro-Gaddafi forces until Saturday to surrender or face military force, after Col Gaddafi's wife and three children flee to Algeria.
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Libyan rebels have gained access to another of Col Muammar Gaddafi's properties, a house described as a "retreat" in remote desert near Sirte.
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Rebel forces are struggling to get basic services working across Libya.
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Zimbabwe expels Libya's ambassador who last week abandoned Col Muammar Gaddafi and backed the rebels.
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The rebel leadership in Libya has offered a 48 hour ceasefire to cover the Muslim holiday of Eid, as their forces advance on the loyalist stronghold of Sirte.
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Algeria defends its decision to give refuge to the wife of Colonel Gaddafi and three of his children, after Libyan rebels call it an "act of aggression".
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Supporters of Col Gaddafi in Tripoli are having to face up to a new Libya without their leader.
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The wife and three children of fugitive Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi have entered Algeria, officials say, prompting an angry reaction from Libyan rebels.
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Libyan rebels say Col Muammar Gaddafi still poses a danger for Libya and for the world, as their forces head towards the fugitive leader's stronghold of Sirte.
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Triploli resident Bassem al-Mansuri told the BBC that water and electricity shortages in Libya were "the price we have to pay for liberation".
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The family of Abdel Baset al-Megrahi, have told journalists at his home in Tripoli he is close to death and falling in and out of a coma.
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Libyan rebels have been pushing forwards towards the town of Sirte
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Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi is close to death in a coma at his home in Tripoli, CNN reports.
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Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi is in a coma at his Tripoli home in Libya, it is being reported.
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Fearful secrets inside Tripoli's 'massacre' warehouse
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Rebels in Libya say they are concerned over the fate of thousands of prisoners who were held in jails in Tripoli by the Gaddafi regime.
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Leaders of rebel forces that deposed Col Muammar Gaddafi in Libya have said they do not intend to allow the extradition of the Lockerbie bomber.
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In Libya, there is new evidence of atrocities carried out by Colonel Gaddafi's forces in their final days of power.
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Sniper fire by Gaddafi loyalists and a shortage of supplies has not deterred some shops from opening in the capital.
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Fugitive Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi is said to be ready to begin talks to transfer power, but rebels insist they will not negotiate until he surrenders.
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Libya's transitional council has pledged to co-operate with the UK investigation into the 1984 death of Pc Yvonne Fletcher, William Hague says.
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Fugitive Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi offers to begin talks to transfer power to the rebels, his spokesman tells the media.
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Libyan rebel leaders pledge to restore food, fuel and water supplies in Tripoli, as the capital battles with severe shortages in the wake of days of fighting.
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As Libyan rebels press home their attacks, African 'mercenaries' recruited by Col Gaddafi flee to Mali and Niger.
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Tripoli is facing a growing humanitarian crisis with most of the Libyan capital without water and electricity - the rebels say "don't expect miracles"
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The International Development Secretary, Andrew Mitchell, has said that Britain will provide urgent humanitarian support for the people of Libya.
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Police hunting the killer of PC Yvonne Fletcher need to go to Libya to further the inquiry, prosecutors say, as a newspaper names a new suspect in the 27-year-old case.
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UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon urges the international community to help Libya restore order and ensure stability, and calls for an end to fighting.
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British Tornado jets fired precision-guided missiles at a large bunker in Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi's hometown of Sirte, officials have said.
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More than 200 decomposing bodies are found abandoned at a hospital in a district of the Libyan capital, Tripoli, that has seen fierce fighting.
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A hospital in Tripoli has been described by a BBC reporter as "one of the most distressing sights I have ever seen" as hundreds of injured were left to die as staff fled the fighting.
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The BBC's Lyse Doucet has been meeting residents trying to overcome Tripoli's water shortage.
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UK jets bomb a bunker in Col Gaddafi's birthplace of Sirte as Libyan rebels prepare to launch their offensive on the town.
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Some $2.9bn (£1.8bn) is missing from the accounts of the Libyan sovereign wealth fund, says the official tasked with tracking it down.
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Sidney Kwiram, from the campaign group Human Rights Watch, said she found groups of dead bodies near Col Gaddafi's Bab al-Aziziya compound and evidence of executions in the capital.
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The UN's cultural body warns international art dealers and museums to look out for artefacts that may have been looted from Libya during fighting.
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The UN urges all sides in Libya to take steps to avoid revenge attacks, as allegations emerge of abuses by rebels and Gaddafi loyalists.
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Rebuilding Libya's infrastructure will take at least 10 years, the National Transitional Council tells BBC News.
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The United Nations has called on all sides in the Libyan conflict to take steps to ensure there are no acts of violence and revenge.
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Heavy fighting erupts in Tripoli as a new audio message from Col Gaddafi is broadcast and reports emerge of alleged summary killings.
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Rupert Wingfield-Hayes reports from one of Tripoli's main hospitals in the Mitiga District where there is growing evidence that supporters of Col Gaddafi's regime dealt harshly with their opponents.
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Four Italian journalists kidnapped and held in Tripoli by suspected Gaddafi loyalists have been freed, according to Italy's foreign ministry.
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The foreign secretary says there is "no way back" for the Gaddafi regime, but there is a danger that forces loyal to him will keep fighting for some time.
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South Africa and Libya have agreed to swap hosting of the Africa Cup of Nations in 2013 and 2017, according to South Africa's football association.
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Hisham Matar, a Libyan novelist whose father remains one of the disappeared of the Gaddafi regime, on how he deals with not knowing what happened to him.
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Libyan rebels announce an amnesty and million-dollar reward for anyone within Col Muammar Gaddafi's "inner circle" who captures or kills him.
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Columns of Libyan rebels are on the road towards the city of Sirte, Col Gaddafi's hometown and the place many believe he could make his last stand.
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