UK has no justification to intervening to libia

Columnist and former newspaper editor Kelvin McKenzie says there is no justification for Britain and other Western powers to intervene in Libya.

McKenzie says that Britain would have been justified in attacking Libya after the Lockerbie bombing in 1988, but that the current conflict between Libya's government and rebel forces is entirely an internal affair.

He also says the UK's role in Libya raises worrying questions over the countries' relations after the conflict dies down.