Updated 10 October 2001, 19.42

			Fact File
	What else's happened?
		Fourth night of attacks on Wednesday
		Heavy explosions heard near Kabul airport
		Power supplies in Kabul cut off
		Daylight bombings taking place
		Taleban deny defence systems been bombed
		Blair visits soldiers in Oman
		Food aid convoys re-started

Earlier on Wednesday, the Taleban told Bin Laden he was free to battle the US after three nights of bombing on Afghanistan. They now consider the US attacks to be a war on Muslims.

Before Wednesday, Bin Laden was not allowed to use telephones, fax machines and the internet.

The Taleban ambassador to Pakistan also warned as long as the bombing continued, the US would not be safe from attack.