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David McCullagh

Libyans Hold Up Images Of The Late Seif Al-Islam Gaddafi, The Son Of Libya's Late Longtime Ruler, Prior To The Funeral In Bani Walid, In The Tripoli Region, Western Libya On February 6, 2026. Seif Al-Islam, 53, The Son Of Libya's Late Longtime Ruler, Had Been Seen By Some As His Father's Successor, Despite Being Targeted By A Warrant From The International Criminal Court For Alleged Crimes Against Humanity. He Was Killed On February 3, 2026, By Gunmen Who Stormed His Home In Western Libya's Zintan, His French Lawyer Told Afp. (Photo By Mahmud Turkia / Afp Via Getty Images)

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€1.7bn Libyan funds frozen in Ireland should go to IRA victims, British lawyer says

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