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Mustafa Abdel Jalil, the chairman of the National Transitional Council (NTC), said anyone in the regime's "inner circle" who obliged would be given an "amnesty or pardon for any crime he has committed". A businessman in the eastern city of Benghazi, he added, had put up 2m Libyan dinars (£1m) for anyone who managed to capture Gaddafi.

 

           The announcement marked a change in tone from Jalil, who on Monday called on Libyans to "not take justice into their own hands" and said he hoped the dictator would be captured alive. Guma El-Gamaty, the UK co-ordinator of the NTC, said he hoped the reward would prove a "huge incentive" to those close to Gaddafi, such as his bodyguards and aides, to switch sides.

 

        The search has been fraught with difficulty. Early on Wednesday, Gaddafi issued a rambling message of defiance, broadcast on Syrian television, just hours after rebel forces stormed his compound in Tripoli, finding plenty of Gaddafi-era memorabilia but no Gaddafi. He had left the capital "discreetly", he said, and his retreat had been "tactica"