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1024: More from Malta’s Tonio Borg, who says if people start to leave Libya because of the unrest, his country will struggle to cope: “We saw what happened in Tunisia where, because of the instability, you had 5,000 immigrants arriving in five days on Lampedusa, and just to give you an impression, one migrant who arrives in Malta is like 150 who arrive in Sicily or, proportionately, 200 who arrive in Germany.”

1016: Malta’s Foreign Minister, Tonio Borg, who is also in Brussels, says Malta, as a neighbour of Libya, is concerned with what is happening there: “I think that would create instability in the region and therefore I also think that the European Union should be in favour of the territorial integrity of Libya as well as whatever happens in the future,” he said.

Libyan State TV currently (11:12am) showing what appears to be a live feed from some square of hundreds of pro-Gaddafi supporters cheering and waving green flags while two talking heads in the studio look on with big smiles.

It appears that rumours of Gaddafi’s regime’s demise were, to say the least, premature.