Rival clashes continue in Lebanon
Jul 26 - Sectarian clashes in Lebanon's northern city of Tripoli continue for a second day.
Several people have been killed in the clashes and dozens have been wounded. Gunmen exchanged heavy machine-gun and grenade fire from the Sunni and Alawite districts of the city until dawn.
In the past two months over 20 people have been killed in sectarian fighting in the city which has been linked to the country's political turbulence.
Michelle Carlile-Alkhouri reports.
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