1Libya Who are the Libyans and what doe they want? Are they religious fanatics, freedom fighters or terrorists? Do all Libyans support Colonel Gaddafi, and what happens to those who do not support his regime? Has the American air raid on Libya reduced the likelihood of further terrorist actions around the world, or made them more likely to occur? Does Libya have something in common with New Zealand regarding its relationship with the United States? Discussion and viewer talkback with a spokesman from the Libyan People's Bureau responsible for relations between Libya and Australasia, Shaban Gashut.

2European Community (EEC) Foreign MInisters will gather in Luxembourg today to try to agree on a tougher stance on Libya. Meanwhile, there have been protests all over the United Kingdom expressing anger at the British Government's decision to allow the United States to launch their air attack on Libya from British air bases. Reporters have been taken to a Libyan naval base near Tripoli, the first time that a purely military target of the American air raids has been seen.

3A group of foreigners, including 31 Britons and a New Zealander, have been evacuated from West Beirut following the killing of two British teachers and the killing of a British television cameraman last week.

4A brief listing of the New Zealand news headlines.

5Libya Who are the Libyans and what doe they want? Are they religious fanatics, freedom fighters or terrorists? Do all Libyans support Colonel Gaddafi, and what happens to those who do not support his regime? Has the American air raid on Libya reduced the likelihood of further terrorist actions around the world, or made them more likely to occur? Does Libya have something in common with New Zealand regarding its relationship with the United States? Discussion and viewer talkback with a spokesman from the Libyan People's Bureau responsible for relations between Libya and Australasia, Shaban Gashut.

6A brief listing of the New Zealand and international news headlines.

7Libya Who are the Libyans and what doe they want? Are they religious fanatics, freedom fighters or terrorists? Do all Libyans support Colonel Gaddafi, and what happens to those who do not support his regime? Has the American air raid on Libya reduced the likelihood of further terrorist actions around the world, or made them more likely to occur? Does Libya have something in common with New Zealand regarding its relationship with the United States? Discussion and viewer talkback with a spokesman from the Libyan People's Bureau responsible for relations between Libya and Australasia, Shaban Gashut.

8A brief listing of the New Zealand news headlines.

9The United States has admitted for the first time, that Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi was a target of the air strike last week.

10Reports from Libya claim the wreckage of an American F1-11 bomber has been found in the Mediterranean. The two dead pilots have been taken to Libya, but the plane's wreckage has gone to the Soviet Union for analysis.

11Libyan authorities have put the death toll from the American air raids on Libya at 39. Colonel Gaddafi's four year old son has left hospital, but his three year old brother remains in a serious condition.. British Foreign Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe says he can not rule out the possibility that fresh American attacks on Libya could be launched from air bases in England.

12American nationals are being evacuated from the Sudan in the face of threats against them because of the American attack on Libya last week. British nationals are being taken out of West Beirut for fear of reprisals.