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The really interesting thing, I think, coming out of all of this is that US intelligence appears to be doing a 180-degree about-turn. Having said for years that "Well, he's on the run, he's not...he's too busy to do any command and controlling," they are now saying that his compound in Abbottabad was the command and control centre, a command and control centre for al-Qaeda, and that he was in operational command of the organisation, which is quite different to what we've been told till now.

Afghanistan's second city Kandahar has been paralysed by intense fighting sparked by multiple attacks from suspected Taliban militants on government buildings. At least six of the attacks were carried out by suicide bombers. Afterwards, militants exchanged fire with security forces with both sides using heavy machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades. From Kabul, here's Paul Wood.

President Karzai said in a statement that killing civilians in Kandahar was the Taliban's response to the death of Osama Bin Laden. They are trying to hide their defeat by taking revenge on the innocent people of Afghanistan, he said. A spokesman for the Taliban denied that, saying that on the contrary, the Kandahar attack had been planned for some time. A week ago, the Taliban did announce the beginning of their spring offensive. They've also put out a statement more recently, saying that what they called the pure blood of Osama Bin Laden would nurture the sapling of jihad.

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President Obama has called on the Pakistani government to investigate the support network that sustained Osama Bin Laden in the secret compound where he was killed by US commandos last week. In a television interview, Mr Obama said he had no evidence that people inside the Pakistani government had helped the al-Qaeda leader, but he said he must have had support and [it] needed to be investigated. US officials have also asked for access to Osama Bin Laden's three widows, who are in Pakistani custody. From Washington, here's Natalia Antelava.

President Obama's message was even-handed and diplomatic. He was careful not to accuse Pakistan of harbouring Osama Bin Laden, but he certainly acknowledged that it's important to ask questions about whether he had any support from the Pakistani government. The Obama administration, while acknowledging that there is a problem, has left it up to congressmen and the media to raise public questions and criticisms of the Pakistani government.

The military authorities in Egypt have said they will take strong action to protect national security after deadly clashes between Muslims and Christians in Cairo, which have left 12 people dead and more than 200 injured. Ministers promised what they called an "iron fist" to restore order. Jonathan Head reports from Cairo.

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