Nigel Horne is Editor of The Week.co.uk. He was formerly Editor of The First Post. He has held executive roles at The Daily Telegraph and The Sunday Times.
After his wife and daughter escape to Algeria, Gaddafi is said to be hiding in the desert south of Tripoli
Beginning of the end as Libyan dictator sends his family to safety
Abdelbaset al-Megrahi found comatose in his Tripoli villa, his aged mother at his bedside
Photos and documents found in Tripoli compound suggest Hana’s death was all a lie
In theory, if he is found alive he could be sent back to jail. Or he could start talking the truth...
What will persuade the brainwashed ‘stay-behinds’ that there is life after Colonel Gaddafi?
Arab emirate emerges as major backer of new Libya as world awaits Gaddafi's final showdown
Tripoli now a divided city with both the Gaddafis and the rebels claiming they are in control
As pro-Gaddafi troops continue to fight, have the optimists been too quick to call an easy victory?
The Khamis brigade failed to fight – and UK special forces have played a bigger part than we realised
Private eye Mulcaire must now name names at NotW after comedian wins legal battle
If James Desborough took phone hacking techniques to the States, this story takes on a new dimension
Two men with British nationality are said to have been caught fighting against UK forces
Arrest comes on day Mail claims she ‘told’ Cameron to hire Coulson
Wall Street Journal chief Les Hinton goes amid talk of Rupert’s media empire exploding and unravelling
In London Murdoch accepts resignation of newspaper chief; in New York the pressure builds on his US operation
Pressure on James mounts as New York Times reveals father and son were split over BSkyB withdrawal
The threat to his BSkyB takeover and to his US media empire makes a sell-off plausible
Memos handed to police suggest hacking was more widespread than News Int admitted to MPs
Amid claims of a cover-up at News International, can he save TV deal without sacrificing Rebekah?
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