Thu, 17 Mar, 2011 - 11:11
Four New York Times journalists, including a Briton, have been reported missing while covering the fighting in Libya.
Editors last heard from them on Tuesday as they were covering the retreat of rebels from the town of Ajdabiya.
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CourtsLibyaPlace: LibyaPlace: AjdabiyaPlace: WashingtonPlace: northern AfghanistanPlace: SalisburyPlace: Fallujah, IraqPlace: EgyptPlace: BenghaziPlace: ZawiyaPlace: BritainPerson: Bill KellerPerson: Muammar GaddafiPerson: KellerPerson: Stephen FarrellPerson: FarrellPerson: Anthony ShadidPerson: Tyler HicksPerson: ObamaPerson: Jay CarneyPerson: Sultan MunadiPerson: MunadiPerson: CorporalPerson: John HarrisonPerson: HarrisonPerson: Joel SimonPerson: presidentPerson: Hosni MubarakPerson: SimonPerson: Ali Hassan al-JaberPerson: Baybah Wald AmhadiPerson: Ghaith Abdul-AhadOrganisation: New York TimesOrganisation: Libyan governmentOrganisation: TalibanOrganisation: The TimesOrganisation: White HouseOrganisation: Reporters Without BordersOrganisation: TimesOrganisation: NatoOrganisation: Parachute RegimentOrganisation: Times of LondonOrganisation: Committee to Protect JournalistsOrganisation: Al-JazeeraOrganisation: BBC
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