Muammar Gaddafi’s daughter has unveiled a painting of her dead father’s bloody body as part of an exhibition dedicated to his ...

The historic meeting took place in a tent near the capital Tripoli. A smiling Tony Blair shook hands with Col Gaddafi then sat alongside him for the talks. Mr Blair told the Libyan leader ...

2358 This is where the BBC's live coverage of events in Libya end, after another tumultuous day and with Col Gaddafi still in power. Almost the entire world has come out in condemnation of the unrest.

Col Gaddafi was killed on 20 October after being caught by rebels in his home town of Sirte. NTC officials initially said he died in crossfire, but promised to investigate following Western pressure.

They think the Nato air-strikes have degraded Col Gaddafi's forces. Morale among his supporters has been undermined and his inner circle diminished, they say. Meanwhile, their own forces are ...

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2311AFP is reporting a statement from EU leaders saying they are "ready" to prevent oil and gas revenues from reaching Col Gaddafi's regime. 2305Clinton: Coalition is in control of the skies above ...

UK jets bomb a bunker in Col Gaddafi's birthplace of Sirte as Libyan rebels prepare to launch an offensive on the town. Rebels say their administration is working out of Tripoli, where sporadic ...

2230Hillary Clinton says people purporting to represent Col Gaddafi have been in contact with US officials. "A lot of it is just the way he behaves. It's somewhat unpredictable. But some of it, we ...

Saif al-Islam Gaddafi is reported to have been freed from jail in Libya after six years. So what next for the son of Col Muammar Gaddafi, who once appeared poised to succeed his father as leader ...

Saif Gaddafi, a charming personality for London and with a select list of contacts The director of the London School of Economics has resigned over its links to Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi.

Give up — you won’t unite this crazy bunch, Col Gaddafi. Beyond our black skins, poverty and colonial legacies, we share nothing in common.