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Wednesday, 17 October, 2001, 02:27 GMT 03:27 UK
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Taleban remain defiant
The Taleban Ambassador to Pakistan insists Osama Bin Laden will not be handed over as the US confirms its special forces are active in Afghanistan.
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 | The BBC's Susannah Price on the Taleban "playing for time"  real 28k
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| The BBC's Mike Baker says monitored reports suggest mixed signals coming from the Afghan leadership real 28k
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| The BBC's David Shukman on the task of the US special forces real 28k
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| Defence analyst Paul Beaver: "We're seeing the Americans start to make use of the fact they have air supremacy" real 28k
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Taleban remain defiant
The Taleban Ambassador to Pakistan insists Osama Bin Laden will not be handed over as the US confirms its special forces are active in Afghanistan.
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Also:
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| The BBC's Susannah Price on the Taleban "playing for time" real 28k
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| The BBC's Mike Baker says monitored reports suggest mixed signals coming from the Afghan leadership real 28k
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| The BBC's David Shukman on the task of the US special forces real 28k
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| Defence analyst Paul Beaver: "We're seeing the Americans start to make use of the fact they have air supremacy" real 28k
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The BBC's Jill McGivering
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The BBC's Susannah Price on the Taleban "playing for time"
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The BBC's Mike Baker says monitored reports suggest mixed signals coming from the Afghan leadership
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The BBC's David Shukman on the task of the US special forces
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Defence analyst Paul Beaver: "We're seeing the Americans start to make use of the fact they have air supremacy"
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