Libya news

Islamic State suspected as suicide bomber drives truck bomb into police recruitment centre in city of Zliten

Transcripts of two telephone conversations between the two leaders which took place on February 25, 2011, are made public

MPs write to Tony Blair calling him to give oral evidence to committee investigating deal that prevented British victims of Libyan-sponsored terrorism from receiving millions in compensation

Attack on port of Sidra comes as Britain prepares to send troops to help new Libyan government take on terror group

In the absence of a peace deal in Syria or the equally unlikely injection of foreign troops, Isil can hold on through 2016

A unit of US Special Operations Forces have been spotted inside Libya after photographs were posted online on the North African country's air force social media page

Telegraph View: Britain cannot afford to repeat the mistakes of Syria, where reluctance to engage with the messy realities of rebel factions gave jihadists the initiative

But doubts emerge over whether agreement will gain support of key figures in rival factions

Five years after the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi, his spirit still lives – and backing another round of dictators won't turn back the clock

Western powers call for ceasefire as representatives of Libya's two parliaments pledge to sign historic agreement on formation of unity government

Hannibal Gaddafi appears in video, having been beaten up, but says he is in "good health, happy and relaxed"

Government says it is “extremely concerned" by the rapid rise of Isil and other extremist groups in Libya and is considering plans for intervening to tackle the threat.

Gunmen reportedly snatched the late Llibyan leader's son while he was visitng his wife in Lebanon

Former PM criticised for his responses to foreign affairs committee over the IRA, Gaddafi and for then posing for selfies

POLITICAL SKETCH: The former prime minister is questioned by MPs over his relationship with the former dictator of Libya

The MPs who quizzed the former prime minister ran through irrelevant questions without listening to what he was actually saying - and missing an important comment on Syria

Fears for the future of the Roman theatre at Sabratha, one of the world's finest relics of classical antiquity

French Prime Minister Manuel Valls says the threat of further attacks like Paris remains "because we have hundreds, even thousands of young people who have succumbed to radicalisation".