UK Daily Mail
- African Union leader offers to mediate between rebels and Gaddafi
- David Cameron says: 'There's no future for Libya with Gaddafi at the helm'
- PM warns his supporters they 'risk being found guilty of war crimes'
- British Tornado aircraft launch fresh wave of attacks on Gaddafi's forces
- Bombing raids target military bases on outskirts of Tripoli
- Squadron of SAS and SBS troops have been in country for a month
- MoD has already spent nearly £30m on air operations and missile strikes
In a meeting between five African heads of State and Libyan representatives, the Union has agreed to act as mediators for any peace talks that take place between the government and the rebels.
The head of the Union, Jean Ping, said the talks were an attempt to 'foster an exchange of views in order to take action on the situation in Libya and to seek the ways and means towards a swift solution to the crisis'...[Full Article]