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\"Fretilin firmly believes that a government of grand inclusion, which includes members of all political parties which have seats in the national parliament, will bring stability to the country,\" Fretilin's secretary general [Mari Alkatiri] said in a statement.

Ousted East Timor prime minister Mari Alkatiri's Fretilin party has won more seats in the country's new Parliament than any other party but is unlikely to be able to attract enough support to give it the majority it needs to govern.

Ahead of tomorrow's parliamentary poll, East Timor's former prime minister Mari Alkatiri has blamed Australia for the part it played in his downfall a year ago. Former East Timor PM Mari Alkatiri still accuses Australian leaders of contributing to his downfall 12 months ago.; The crisis which erupted in East Timor 12 months ago culminates tomorrow in a poll to elect a new parliament and eventually a new prime minister.

Reporters who witnessed the clashes said that when trucks carrying militant supporters of Fretilin candidate Francisco \"Lu-Olo\" Guterres passed a convoy backing rival Fernando \"Lasama\" Araujo, the two groups hurled rocks at each other.

East Timor's former prime minister Mari Alkatiri is considering legal action against Australian media outlets that broadcast what he says were allegations which added to pressure for him to resign last June.

Prosecutors in East Timor have dropped investigations into whether Dr Alkatiri secretly armed a hit squad to eliminate his political opponents during the riots that rocked East Timor last year.

The worst violence happened overnight in Dili's Taibesse district when members of the gang Perguruan Silat Setia Hati, known as Setia hatia, clashed with the rival 77 faction.

East Timor's disgraced former prime minister Mari Alkatiri has blamed Australia for his downfall. Dr Alkatiri has refused to answer questions from prosecutors on this and on his part in sparking the current crisis in East Timor, citing his immunity as a Member of Parliament.

\"We've secured the weapons from those groups, less Liquica and Railos, and that is largely in the hands of the prosecutor as to how that's going to proceed,\" Slater said. \"Their weapons are locked up and secured in those barracks, and they have access to those weapons within the barracks, and only in the barracks, for training,\" he said. The guns of most concern were those belonging to East Timor's national police, although Slater said rumours that thousands of Glock 9mm pistols, Steyr assault rifles and Heckler & Koch HK-33 sub-machineguns had been stolen were unconfirmed.