British intelligence cooperated closely with Muammar Gaddafi’s regime, according to reports based on documents found in Libyan government offices.<\/span><\/p>\n The papers apparently show that MI6 gave the Gaddafi regime information on Libyan dissidents living in the UK.<\/span><\/p>\n They also contain communications between British and Libyan security ahead of then prime minister Tony Blair’s desert tent meeting with Gaddafi in 2004.<\/span><\/p>\n Britain is said to have helped the Libyan dictator with his speech-writing.<\/span><\/p>\n The documents, discovered in the Tripoli offices of former head of Libyan intelligence Musa Kusa, also contain communications between the CIA and the Gaddafi regime.<\/span><\/p>\n The Foreign Office said it did not comment on intelligence matters.<\/span><\/p>\n Asked about the claims, Foreign Secretary William Hague said “all our discussions” were focused on plans for the future of Libya.<\/span><\/p>\n “On the subject of these apparent disclosures, first of all they relate to a period under the previous government so I have no knowledge of those, of what was happening behind the scenes at that time,” he told Sky News.<\/span><\/p>\n