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Brown meets Libyan leader Gaddafi  Gordon Brown and Muammar
Gaddafi The two leaders talked of a "strong partnership"  Gordon
Brown has held one-to-one talks with Libyan leader Muammar
Gaddafi for the first time, discussing a range of political and
economic issues.  The two met for 45 minutes on the sidelines of
the G8 summit in Italy.  Issues discussed included the condition
of the man convicted of the Lockerbie bombing and the unsolved
murder of PC Yvonne Fletcher in London in 1984.  No 10 said the
two stressed how much progress had been made recently in
relations between the two countries.   Libya's announcement in
2003 that it had abandoned plans for a nuclear weapon resulted
in a dramatic improvement in relations with the international
community and led to then prime minister Tony Blair's historic
visit to Libya a year later.  At Friday's meeting, Mr Brown
praised Libya's "brave decision" and said it hoped it would set
an example to other coun