Cameron, other leaders back urgent action on Libya-UK

LONDON, (Reuters) – British Prime Minister David  Cameron and other European leaders agreed the United Nations and  European Union should take urgent action to deal with the Libyan  crisis, including tough sanctions, Britain said today.
Cameron’s office said he had spoken separately to German  Chancellor Angela Merkel, Italian Prime Minister Silvio  Berlusconi and Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan in the last  24 hours about Libya.
“There was clear agreement that the actions of the Libyan  regime were totally unacceptable and that brutality and  intimidation would not be tolerated,” a spokesman for Cameron  said.
“He (Cameron) agreed with counterparts that urgent action  was needed through the EU and U.N., including a tough sanctions  package targeting the regime directly,” he said.