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Monday, 6 January, 2003, 11:29 GMT

LATEST NEWS

The decision to allow the BBC to televise the Lockerbie bomber's appeal is hailed as an

Lockerbie appeal to be screened
The decision to allow the BBC to televise and stream the Lockerbie appeal is hailed as an "important step" by a legal expert.

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Lockerbie bomber lodges appeal
Angry Libyan protest at UK embassy
US lawyers revive Lockerbie claim
Lockerbie relatives push for answers
New Lockerbie trial ruled out
US relatives press on with lawsuit
Lockerbie 'could happen again'

THE REACTION

Freed Lockerbie suspect Al Amin Fhimah (left) with Muammar Gaddafi

Libya in ferment over Lockerbie
The BBC's James Robbins reflects on a tumultuous week for Libya, which is sending out mixed signals after the Lockerbie verdict.

Libyan 'hero' speaks out
Lockerbie: Libyan media's view
Arab press says Libyan sanctions must go
Bush: Libya must accept responsibility
Blair: Justice done on Lockerbie
Lockerbie: What the papers say
Lockerbie: What the Scottish editions say
Lockerbie quotes at a glance
Cheers and tears of US relatives

THE CASE

How the Lockerbie inquiry unfolded
The probe into the Lockerbie bombing required luck before an incredible forensic investigation could begin to point the finger of suspicion.

Q&A: The appeal
A truly exceptional trial
Lockerbie timeline

LEGAL PEOPLE

The men in robes
These are the Scottish judges who decided the guilt and innocence of the two Lockerbie accused.

All the world's a stage

BBC COVERAGE

Lockerbie milestones
Coverage of reaction to the Lockerbie trial verdict, plus key moments as broadcast in audio and video by the BBC.

BACKGROUND

Analysis: Gaddafi keeps West guessing
British and American diplomats face an uphill task unravelling conflicting messages from Libya after the Lockerbie trial.

President Bush's first foreign test
Tripoli in the spotlight
When will sanctions be lifted?
Inside 'Gaddafi's café'
'Life goes on' in Lockerbie