The 42-year rule of Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi was on the brink of collapse last night as pro-democracy supporters laid siege to the capital Tripoli and strengthened their grip on the city of Benghazi.
As the revolt against the regime reportedly began to spread within government and military ranks, protesters in Tripoli were believed to have set fire to key government buildings, including the People's Hall.
Earlier, Colonel Gaddafi's second eldest son, Saif al-Islam, went on state television to warn that Libya would face a bloody civil war if protesters continued their uprising.
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