Foreign Secretary William Hague says Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi must step down, a day after an airlift of Britons from the crisis-torn country.

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Hague says ‘Col Gaddafi must go’

Scores of Britons are still stranded in Libya as efforts are redoubled to get them home amid continuing protests there.

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Race to rescue Britons from Libya

Two Britons died in the earthquake that devastated the city of Christchurch in New Zealand, the Foreign Office says.

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Two UK dead in New Zealand quake

Prime Minister David Cameron says he is “extremely sorry” for the delays in getting Britons out of Libya and “lessons will be learned”.

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Cameron in Libya response apology

Dozens of Britons are being flown back to the UK from Libya following unrest as the government faces criticism over its response to situation.

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First Libya rescue plane returns

The first of three government-chartered planes to bring Britons home from Libya arrives from the UK, amid criticism of ministers’ response.

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UK rescue plane arrives in Libya

Some Britons trapped in Libya have criticised the government for failing to get them out sooner – while some countries have already evacuated their own nationals

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Some Britons trapped in Libya have criticised the government for failing to get them out sooner – while some countries have already evacuated their own nationals

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VIDEO: Britons criticise Libya evacuation plan

The UK government is trying to charter a plane to Libya to help stranded Britons return home, the Foreign Secretary William Hague says.

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UK plans to charter Libya plane

The Foreign Office advises Britons against all but essential travel to Bahrain and certain areas of Libya amid violent protests.

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UK issues Bahrain travel warning

A special charter flight bringing Britons home from Egypt has arrived at Gatwick airport.

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‘We’ve had to barricade ourselves in’

The Foreign Office is sending a charter aircraft to Egypt to provide additional capacity for Britons who may want to leave the country.

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UK to send charter plane to Egypt

Shares in UK-listed travel firms fall as protests in Egypt continue, and Britons are warned not to visit major cities there.

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Travel shares hit by Egypt crisis

Empty planes are sent from Manchester Airport to Tunisia to bring back Britons caught up in the country’s violent unrest.

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Empty planes sent out to Tunisia

Nearly one in three Britons believe they have a guardian angel watching over them, according to a survey by the Bible Society and Christian Research.

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We’re loving angels – say Britons