The latest and heaviest assault in Zawiyah came as the rebel leadership said that if Gaddafi stepped down within 72 hours, it would not seek to bring him to justice. Earlier, the rebels said they had rejected an offer from the Libyan leader to negotiate his surrender of power. The government called such reports "absolute nonsense". If it is confirmed, the defeat of opposition forces in Zawiyah, ju
David Cameron and Barack Obama agreed to draw up "the full spectrum" of military responses to the crisis in Libya as Britain won important US support for a possible no-fly zone over the country. The prime minister, who has faced accusations that he was isolated over a no-fly zone, agreed in a telephone call with the president that a major international operation will swing into action if Muammar G
He's bedded, rescued, loved and lost his fair share of women over more than half a century, but has James Bond ever paused to consider the rates of sexual assault of young girls going to school in the developing world? That's one of a number of startling questions posed by a new short film by the artist and director Sam Taylor-Wood, released to coincide with International Women's Day and starring
The Israeli government has seemingly set itself on a collision course with hardline settlers after announcing it intends to demolish all unauthorised outposts built on privately owned Palestinian land in the West Bank by the end of the year. Settlers' leaders pledged to resist demolition. "The wholesale removal of the outposts is a declaration of war on Jewish settlement," Gershon Mesika, chairman
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