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Members of the group of nations opposing Colonel Gaddafi’s rule in Libya have agreed to look at setting up a mechanism for getting financial aid to the rebels. A statement issued after a meeting in Qatar said the aid would be used to help with short-term financial requirements and structural needs. It made no mention of whether the money might be used to buy weapons. Meanwhile, NATO says it’s carried out an air strike against Libyan munitions bunkers near Tripoli. Jeremy Bowen is in the city.
    Perhaps the two explosions that echoed around Tripoli this afternoon were backing up the message from Doha that Colonel Gaddafi must go. Destroying targets within earshot of the colonel could be part of the strategy to increase the pressure on him. The British and the French have avoided using the phrase "regime change", which has toxic associations with the invasion of Iraq, but that’s what they’d like to happen. Britain talks about letting the Libyans decide, but the two countries, unlike some of their NATO partners, want to deepen their involvement in Libya’s civil war.
    Britain has now announced that it will be supplying the rebels with 1,000 sets of body armour.