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1、BBC News with Zoe Diamond Fighters loyal to the National Transitional Council in Libya, who are surrounding the desert town of Bani Walid, say talks with pro-Gaddafi forces there have failed. Hundreds of rebel fighters in trucks mounted with heavy weapons are stationed within kilometres of the town,
2、 southeast of the capital Tripoli. The rebels chief negotiator Abdullah Kenchil spoke to reporters about the failure of the negotiations. “I dont have anything to offer right now, and I hope those brigades in Bani Walid to leave soon.“ “So its finished, negotiations.“ “From my side, yes. We hope tha
3、t no bloodshed (and) especially when Gaddafi and his sons and his Kadar Admiral brigades move to these cities and keep them as hostage.“ The Libyan opposition in Benghazi say that one of Colonel Gaddafis sons has been killed near Tripoli and has been buried near Bani Walid. Khamis Gaddafi was the co
4、mmander of the 32nd Reinforced Brigade, the best trained and equipped force in the Libyan military. Jon Leyne reports from Benghazi. Days after the first unconfirmed report of his death, the opposition say they can now confirm that Khamis Gaddafi was killed. They say it happened in fighting just out
5、side Tripoli and hes been buried in the town of Bani Walid, where theres currently a standoff between Gaddafi loyalists and opposition forces. The opposition say Muhammad Senussi, the son of the feared intelligence chief Abdullah Senussi was also killed. Khamis Gaddafi was head of one of Colonel Gad
6、dafis elitemilitary brigades, known as the Khamis Brigade, a unit with a notorious reputation for brutality. The National Transitional Council in Benghazi says that it has now taken control of key parts of a major pipeline network south of Tripoli, known as the Great Man-Made River. Its hoped that t
7、he water supply can be restored to the capital soon. Since Tripoli fell to anti-Gaddafi forces, the city has had no running water and little electricity. As violence continues in Syria, the head of the Arab League says that he plans to visit this week to express concern about months of bloodshed. Th
8、e Secretary General Nabil al-Arabi said that the government in Damascus had agreed to his trip. Owen Bennett-Jones reports from neighbouring Lebanon. The secretary general of the Arab League said that the Syrian government had told him it would welcome a visit. Nabil al-Arabi has said that he will b
9、e going to Damascus to listen, but he will also be carrying a critical message. The Arab League has publicly spoken of the Syrian peoples legitimate aspirations for political and social reform. Together with EU and US sanctions, and critical statements from Turkey and even Iran, it means President B
10、ashar al-Assad is increasingly isolated. In the latest unrest, Syrian state media reported that nine people were killed in an ambush near the city of Hama. Pro-democracy activists say 12 demonstrators were killed elsewhere. World News from the BBC There have been more ethnic and religious killings i
11、n the central Nigerian town of Jos. Three Muslims were killed on Saturday evening, and a family of eight Christians died from gunshots early on Sunday. About 80 people have died in the town since Monday. A Burmese news magazine has published an interview with the pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Ky
12、i. Its the first time the authorities have permitted this inside Burma since her release from years of detention. Heres Viv Marsh. An executive editor at the weekly magazine, the Messenger, told the BBC that the interview was conducted just after Aung San Suu Kyi was freed last November, but that th
13、e journal hadnt been authorised to publish it until now. Her release came days after elections that paved the way for a nominally civilian government in Burma after nearly half a century of military rule. The interviews subject matter isrelatively uncontentious. It deals with the prospects for young
14、 people in Burma and Aung San Suu Kyis hopes that theyll study more. But it comes two weeks after she met the countrys president amid a series of initiatives by the new administration designed to show it reaching out to former foe s. Early results from a regional election in Germany suggest another
15、setback for the Chancellor Angela Merkel. Her Christian Democrat Party appears to be more than 4% down on its previous result in a northeastern state in 2006. The Christian Democrats concede that government decisions on the eurozone debt crisis have dented their popularity. Theres been a series of a
16、ttacks on historic monuments in Rome. In the first, a man was filmed on closed-circuit television cameras hitting a marble statue on a fountain in the Piazza Navona. Hours later, a man was filmed throwing a rock at the Trevi Fountain in the city centre, and a 20-year-old American student was caught scaling a wall of the Colosseum and also trying to chip away pieces of marble from the Roman amphitheatre. BBC World News 正在包围沙漠小镇班尼瓦里(Bani Walid)的全国过渡委员会忠诚战士宣布亲卡扎菲的力量已经失败。 乘坐卡车的全副武装的
