We have started to collect the most important news related to Libya in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
RAF and special forces teams are expected to continue their mission to rescue the remaining British citizens stranded in Libyan desert camps.
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The UN Security Council votes unanimously to impose sanctions on Muammar Gaddafi's Libyan regime for its attempts to put down an uprising.
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Two RAF Hercules have flown about 150 civilians to safety after a rescue mission in the Libyan desert, the defence secretary says.
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Colonel Gaddafi has been arming his civilian supporters in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, in preparation for more clashes with rebels.
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As thousands try to cross the border from protest-hit Libya into Tunisia, the Red Cross has warned that people are being injured as the overwhelmed authorities struggle to cope.
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The UN Security Council meets to consider action against Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi's government over its attempts to put down the uprising.
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The Libyan port city of Benghazi is now firmly under opposition control, much to the delight of many residents.
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The final rescue plane chartered by the UK government for people seeking to escape from Libya arrives at Tripoli airport.
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Col Gaddafi's son tells selected members of the international media that Tripoli is calm but admits Libyan forces had bombed sites in the country.
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The final rescue flight to bring back trapped Britons takes off for Libya, with Foreign Secretary William Hague urging people to take the chance to flee.
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The UN Security Council is gathering in New York to consider action against Muammar Gaddafi's government in Libya, as thousands continue to flee the country.
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The US announces sanctions against Muammar Gaddafi's regime, as the UN chief urges the body's Security Council to take action over the Libya crisis.
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US President Barack Obama announces sanctions against Libya's government, blocking financial transactions of Col Gaddafi and several of his close associates.
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Anti-government protesters in Libya's capital Tripoli have reportedly come under heavy gunfire after Friday prayers.
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An aircraft sent to rescue Canadian citizens from Libya left Tripoli without any passengers on board, after failing to find any Canadians at the airport.
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Anti-Gaddafi protesters in Tripoli face gunfire, reports say, as the Libyan leader addresses supporters and the UN chief calls for Security Council action.
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Opposition forces have started the process of building a new society and a new infrastructure in Benghazi, where some of Libya's bloodiest fighting took place
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Prime Minister David Cameron has said the government "will do everything it can" to evacuate safely up to 500 Britons remaining in Libya.
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Thousands of people are streaming across the Libya - Tunisia border to reach safety as Libya sinks deeper into chaos
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David Cameron says the UK is pressing for an investigation into whether the Libyan regime has committed "war crimes" during its crackdown on popular protests.
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They have been large scale protests in the Libyan city of Benghazi. The city is being run by a committee of judges and lawyers and locals are being urged to return to work.
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Thousands may have been killed or injured as the Libyan government crackdown escalates "alarmingly", says the UN human rights head.
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The Indian government says it will operate two flights a day out of Libya for the next 10 days to evacuate its nationals.
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US President Barack Obama calls the leaders of the UK, France and Italy as international efforts to respond to the violence in Libya gather pace.
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Three British evacuation flights have left the Libyan capital Tripoli, with one of them landing at Gatwick airport on Thursday.
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Prime Minister David Cameron says he is "incredibly sorry" for the delays in getting Britons out of Libya and "lessons will be learned".
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Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi tells state TV that Osama Bin Laden and his followers are to blame for the protests racking his country.
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Oil prices rise amid fears the unrest in Libya may spread to other oil suppliers, with Brent crude hitting $119 a barrel.
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Anti-government forces have claimed areas in the east of Libya and there are some reports of clashes in western cities.
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The area controlled by Libya's embattled leader Col Muammar Gaddafi is shrinking, reports say, as the opposition gains momentum.
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Dozens of Britons are being flown back to the UK from Libya following unrest as the government faces criticism over its response to situation.
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US president condemns the violent crackdown by Libyan authorities on peaceful protesters as "outrageous and unacceptable".
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US President Barack Obama has denounced the violent crackdown by the Libyan authorities on peaceful protesters as "outrageous and unacceptable".
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The first of three government-chartered planes to bring Britons home from Libya arrives from the UK, amid criticism of ministers' response.
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The price of Brent crude hits $111 a barrel, and US crude hits $100 a barrel, as worries persist about unrest in Libya.
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Libyan ruler Col Muammar Gaddafi battles to control the country's west as protesters consolidate eastern towns and foreigners continue to flee.
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Some Britons trapped in Libya have criticised the government for failing to get them out sooner - while some countries have already evacuated their own nationals
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The Indian government says that it is preparing for a "mammoth operation" involving planes and ships to evacuate its nationals from Libya.
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The UK is working "flat out" to get British nationals out of Libya as soon as possible, David Cameron says, amid growing criticism of the speed of its response.
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Pressure has mounted on isolated Libyan ruler Col Muammar Gaddafi after a chorus of international condemnation and resignations by top officials.
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Pressure is mounting on isolated Libyan ruler Col Muammar Gaddafi after a chorus of UN condemnation and new resignations by top officials.
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More planes and ships head for Libya to rescue foreigners from the chaos as thousands remain stranded at Tripoli airport.
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