How much money has been spent on the battle against Muammar Gaddafi's regime?

After
42 years, Muammar Gaddafi's rule is considered all but over. But while
the fighting goes on, the opposition National Transitional Council
(NTC) is taking its first steps to becoming a fully fledged government.

To be effective in that role it needs money and if things go well for the NTC, it may just have that, and a whole lot more.

Many people have thrown a lot of money
at the uprising in Libya, but now comes the time to find yet more money
to rebuild the country and its economy.

There
is a lot of work to do in getting Libya back on its feet, but the
Transitional Council could be in an incredibly strong position: Libya has oil, it has no debts, and it has frozen mindets worth between $110bn and $150bn.

Also as we mark World Water Week, we look at how supplying
electricity to the people of East Timor is colliding with the country's
underwater ecosystem.

And Apple CEO
Steve Jobs, who founded and resurrected Apple into one of the world's
most powerful brands, steps down. Shares in the company have taken a
dive, so what now for Apple?

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