do that, and as a religious affairs editor that would have come across your desk or somebody very senior in the organisation, so why was he allowed to do so? irlot the organisation, so why was he allowed to do so? the organisation, so why was he allowed to do so? not across my desk, allowed to do so? not across my desk. chair. allowed to do so? not across my desk, chair, and allowed to do so? not across my desk, chair, and that allowed to do so? not across my desk, chair, and that it s - allowed to do so? not across my desk, chair, and that it s a i desk, chair, and that it s a question for the then current management of bbc news. i simply can t answer back. i use the word deploy in its broadest sense, i do not mean in any way to suggest otherwise. how he was used, where he went to, what he did, that is a mannered matterfor newsgathering management had not the director general. iie management had not the director-general. he would not imarine director-general. he would not im
to an end. libyan rebels made fast and furious advances over the weekend. they claim they now control a great majority of tripoli. it could be a mortal blow to leader moammar gadhafi s 42-year rule. some of his forces are still putting up a fight. there have been reports of tank fire near gadhafi s home. there was no sign of gadhafi yet himself. the rebels are saying they ve got three of their sons and opposition leaders already are making plan to govern. [ crowd noise ] as you might expect, there are celebrations around the world. libyans living in manchester, england, took to the streets to celebrate the leader s push into tripoli. we ve been suppressed for 42 years. now we re testing the freedom, the freedom of speech, the freedom of movement, the freedom of everything that mean libyan people are free, no longer suppressed, and gadhafi, the dictator, is out, his sons are being captured, and we are we can t describe the joy we re feeling right now. [ crowd noise ] a