Sarkozy, Cameron hailed in Libya as forces enter Sirte (Reuters)

Reuters - The leaders of France and Britain were feted in Libya for their support of the uprising which overthrew Muammar Gaddafi while forces of the new government closed in on his hometown Sirte in an effort to complete their victory.

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