11.   Britain, the summit host, insists sanctions stay and that the Libyan suspects be tried in Scotland.

12.   Britain and the United States insist the Libyan suspects face trial in Scotland or the United States.

13.   British Foreign Secretary Robin Cook said Sunday that the Libyan suspects are closer than ever to facing trial but that a clear agreement from Libya is still needed.

14.   Confronting the United States and Britain, South African President Nelson Mandela on Saturday says Libyan bombing suspects should be tried in a neutral venue.

15.   Gadhafi has proposed sending the two Libyan suspects to a third country for trial.

16.   Gadhafi has repeatedly refused to turn over the Libyan suspects, charging that they would not get a fair trial in either Britain or the United States.

17.   Gadhafi said last year that he would not allow the extradition of any Libyan suspects.

18.   Gadhafi said he would not allow the extradition of any Libyan suspects but had no objection to their being tried and convicted in absentia.

19.   Mandela wants neutral venue for Libyan suspects.

20.   Moammar Gadhafi rejects American and British offer to try Libyan suspects.