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  Libyan Group Says It Has Freed Muammar Gaddafi Son Seif Al-Islam

  An armed group in Libya said on Facebook Saturday it has freed Seif al-Islam, the son of dead dictator Muammar Gaddafi who has been in custody since November 2011.

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  Britain Arrests Libyan for 1984 Murder of Policewoman Yvonne Fletcher

  British police said they had arrested a Libyan man today over his suspected role in the murder of unarmed policewoman Yvonne Fletcher, who was shot dead outside the Libyan embassy in London in 1984.

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  11 Dead as Militants Attack Libyan Oilfield

  Militant gunmen attacked Libya's al-Ghani oilfield on Friday, killing 11 guards, beheading some of them, before local forces fought back to retake control, an oil security official said.

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  UN Security Council Condemns 'Heinous' Tripoli Hotel Attack

  The UN Security Council on Tuesday strongly condemned the "heinous" attack on a hotel in Tripoli that left nine dead and said those behind the terrorist act should face justice.

• Two Killed as Libyan Militias Fight Over Tripoli Airport

  At least two people were killed on Sunday when a stray rocket hit their house as rival Libyan militias exchanged heavy fire around Tripoli's international airport in one of the worst worst spasms of violence since the ouster of longtime dictator Muammar Gadhafi in 2011.

• Libya's army chief quits after unrest in Benghazi

  The Libyan army chief of staff, General Yusef al-Mangoush, has resigned after deadly unrest in Benghazi, members of the country's highest political authority the General National Congress said.

• Ex-Libya rebel headquarters attacked in Benghazi, seven dead: hospital

  At least seven people died and 30 were wounded on Saturday when demonstrators attacked the headquarters in Benghazi of former rebels who had fought to oust Libyan dictator Moammer Gaddafi, a hospital official said.

• Mysterious YouTube video accuses Russia's Dmitry Medvedev of treason

  Dmitry Medvedev is glimpsed exchanging confidential smiles with Barack Obama as sinister music plays. The dead body of Russian ally Moammar Gaddafi, driven from power by the West, is dragged through the dirt. A camera homes in on the prime minister sweating and shifting uneasily in his chair.

• 12 killed, dozens injured in clashes in Libya

  A Libyan security official says a conflict between two tribes in central Libya has left 12 dead and dozens injured.

• Ex-Libyan oil minister Shukri Ghanem's body found in Danube: Austrian police

  The body of Libya's former oil minister Shukri Ghanem, who had defected from Muammar Gaddafi's regime, was found today in the Danube, Austrian police said in a statement.

• 41 in court at first Libya trial of Gaddafi loyalists

  Libya put 41 loyalists of dead dictator Moamer Gaddafi on trial on Sunday, in the first legal proceedings launched against members of the former regime which was ousted after a bloody conflict.

• Libyan official says Gaddafi buried at dawn

  A Misrata military council official said Moammar Gaddafi, his son Muatassim and a top aide were buried at dawn Tuesday in a secret location, with a few relatives and officials in attendance. In a text message shown to The Associated Press, spokesman Ibrahim Beitalmal said Islamic prayers were read over the bodies. The information could not be indep...

• 53 bodies of Gaddafi loyalists found, says human rights group

  A human rights groups says it has discovered 53 decomposing bodies, apparently of Moammar Gaddafi loyalists, some of whom may have been executed by revolutionary forces. The New York-based Human Rights Watch said on Monday that the discovery in Gaddafi's hometown of Sirte "seems part of a trend of killings, looting and other abuses committed by ant...

• Gaddafi's daughter sick after seeing dead father on television

  Moammar Gaddafi's daughter Aisha was hospitalised in Algeria after learning that her father and brother Muttasim had been killed by Libyan transitional government forces, according to a news report.

• New videos help piece together Gaddafi's last minutes

  An examination of several brief video clips that have emerged since Col. Moammar el-Gaddafi and his son Muatassim were killed on Thursday seems to suggest that both men suffered their fatal wounds sometime after they were captured.