"BOMBLETS" DECADES OF DEATH

The Prime Minister disclosed that he would not rule out "the use of military assets" as Britain "must not tolerate this regime using military forces against its own people".

Britain and America are also thought to be considering arming rebel forces in Libya. Adding to growing concern about the crumbling regime's ability to commit last desperate acts of mass murder, British sources have disclosed that Libya still has stocks of mustard gas chemicals.Sir John Major (former Prime Minister) backed the stance and made clear that he believes the option of military force should not be removed from the table, if Qaddafi uses chemical weapons, such as mustard gas, on his own people. But he said that the use of armed force should be "the last resort" and should be backed by overwhelming international support through the United Nations.

Asked if the international community should toughen its stance towards Libya if Qaddafi unleashes chemical weapons against his people, Sir John said: "I think it would and I think it should."

It was impossible to rule out Qaddafi resorting to the use of remaining stocks of mustard gas, he suggested: "One is concerned because some of the things he appears to be saying and doing suggest he is not perhaps fully aware of what is happening in his own country and some of his comments, frankly, seem deranged.

"But one would hope that it isn't going to happen."

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