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But now with the addition broadcast on Radio 4, here's Kate Adi.

Today an aging bewildered man asks, what have I ever done to you?

And we hear about Colonel Gaddafi's many public faces, from Motown backing vocalist to

Desert Mystic.

Away from Libya, can Argentina which defaulted on its own huge debts,

serve as an example to the likes of Greece.

There's much black and white on display around

Marine Le Penh of France's foreign national and we're with Africa's real number one

detectives.

Another week, another dictator gone.

Colonel Gaddafi's end was messy, confusing and grisly, much in common with his rule, perhaps.

The setting, the garrison town of Sit, was full of plush

villas and well-equipped military bunkers, for a dictator needs a loyal army living in

comfort to discourage it from plotting a coup the way he'd seized power 42 years ago.

I once meant one of his cousins, a general in the mansion there, full of over-stuffed Italian

at furniture and bottles of Scotch.

The general lived in the lap of luxury

and was quite terrified of his cousin.

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