It was a matter of time before they wheeled him out again. That’s a tactical manoeuvre to remind us how much ‘better’ it was when Gaddafi was in charge. Well, not for Gaddafi’s victims, it wasn’t. At least now everyone has a chance of survival, and isn’t that what they’re fighting for?

Saif gaddafi is hardly going to inspire unity, anyway. The man is nuts, and confinement in prison has done nothing to improve his mental state.

They had to call that press conference to distract everyone from the news they want to hide.

A press conference about tents? Really? When was that ever necessary?

The burning questions were left unanswered, as well they might be seeing as the man in charge was tucked up in Burmarrad eating his brekfust.

There’s money to be made in war zones, just not in ways you’d like to think about.

There is nothing to agree or disagree with. Emergency, and the possibility of military attack, makes it incumbent on a government to ensure the safety of its citizens. Evacuation isn’t voluntary. It is obligatory. That means having to leave whether you want to or not.

The prime minister, but he doesn’t work on Sundays.

I don’t mean to be unpleasant, but Muscat probably didn’t have anything more exciting to do at that point. This is no reflection on you, your father or the urgency of your case.

Noel Petroni’s wife and children were in Libya and were excluded from the Medavia flight because he couldn’t pay for their tickets in time.

He said that he’d been promised that he’d hear back from Muscat, after getting no joy from the 24/7 crisis line, but Muscat then left for the UK and didn’t get in touch at all.

So did the UK, so did Turkey and they’ve just been joined by France.

Too bad Anglu Farrugia is Speaker of the House.