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But the mission in Tripoli remains "open as usual", including for consular and visa services, a Foreign Office spokesman said.
The decision to withdraw some staff on security grounds follows armed groups disrupting access to a number of government ministries in Tripoli.
A Foreign Office spokesman said: "Given the security implications of the ongoing political uncertainty, the British Embassy is temporarily withdrawing a small number of staff, mainly those who work in support of government ministries which have been affected by recent developments."
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