Gaddafi town hit as NTC chief warns still a threat (Reuters)

Reuters - Libyan fighters launched an assault on one of the last bastions of ousted leader Muammar Gaddafi while the head of the provisional government arrived for the first time in the capital and warned that the fugitive former leader still posed a threat.

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