U.N. urges no revenge on Gaddafi supporters (Reuters)

Reuters - The United Nations said there should be no reprisals against residents of Muammar Gaddafi's hometown should it fall to Libyan interim government forces, who on Friday launched their biggest assault on the city yet.

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