Libyans celebrate Muslim festival of Eid for the first time since Colonel Gaddafi was killed. BBC Correspondent Karen Allen reports from St Martyr’s Square in Tripoli.

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VIDEO: Libyans celebrate Eid after Gaddafi

In Libya the hunt for Colonel Gaddafi goes on and more harrowing stories are emerging about his regime’s last days in Tripoli.

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VIDEO: Gaddafi loyalists ‘forced to kill’

Algeria defends its decision to give refuge to the wife of Colonel Gaddafi and three of his children, after Libyan rebels call it an “act of aggression”.

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Algeria ‘right to help Gaddafis’

Libyan rebels are fighting forces loyal to Colonel Gaddafi for control of a coastal oil refinery in Zawiya, a town just 50km (30 miles) west of Tripoli.

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VIDEO: Life in Tripoli as rebels close in

It has been a bad week for Colonel Gaddafi – with more Nato bombardments, rumours of defections, and a call from the International Criminal Court for his arrest.

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VIDEO: Gaddafi ‘shows no sign’ of surrender

Libya’s opposition sets out to international leaders its plan for the country if and when Colonel Gaddafi falls from power.

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Libyan rebels set out ‘road map’

Crowds have attended the funeral in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, of Colonel Gaddafi’s youngest son, Saif al-Arab.

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VIDEO: Funeral held for Gaddafi’s son

Colonel Gaddafi’s forces in Libya have been accused of using cluster bombs, which are banned by more than 100 countries.

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VIDEO: Col Gaddafi ‘uses cluster bombs’

The former UK Prime Minister, Tony Blair, has defended Britain’s relationship with Colonel Gaddafi while he was in office.

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VIDEO: Blair defends political past on Libya

Tony Blair defends his treatment of Colonel Gaddafi while in office, saying it was “great” the Libyan leader had stopped sponsoring terrorism.

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Blair defends Gaddafi meeting

Rebels are still resisting Colonel Gaddafi’s forces in the Libyan city of Misrata.

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VIDEO: Libya: Journalists’ tour of Misrata

Colonel Gaddafi’s forces have claimed many civilians have been killed by the coalition forces imposing a no-fly zone over the skies of Libya.

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VIDEO: Missile strike: but do the facts add up?

The commander of British aircraft operating over Libya says that Colonel Gaddafi’s air force “no longer exists as a fighting force”.

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Gaddafi’s air force ‘is defeated’

UK PM David Cameron claims the allied forces have “largely neutralised” Colonel Gaddafi’s air defences in Libya.

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VIDEO: Libya: What are coalition’s aims?

Coalition forces carrying out operations against Libyan government forces say Colonel Gaddafi himself is not a target, despite a strike on his compound.

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Gaddafi ‘not targeted’ by strikes