Air operations continue. Nobody has taken any decision to halt them or suspend them yet, because we haven't yet seen any withdrawal of the Serb forces.

I don't see anything ... which suggests this was a catastrophe. It was not. It was a mistake. And no more than that.

By any standards, yesterday was a bad day for President Milosevic.

I don't think many Kosovar Albanians will shed a tear if that prison is not being used because many of them have suffered very badly from their detention there.

Clearly, we want the refugees to be able to go back quickly. Those NATO governments who have agreed to receive those refugees have made it clear that this is on a temporary basis.

Clearly there have been atrocities going on. Once we have achieved a situation where Yugoslav forces have withdrawn we cannot leave a humanitarian vacuum in Kosovo.

In fact, some refugees have even reported that Kosovar Albanians have been forced to dig these mass graves and put the bodies in.

If you do a mathematical computation, you're talking about a fraction of one percent. So we continue to be accurate.

If you have already destroyed or severely damaged the Ministry of Defense or (special police) headquarters in Belgrade, you don't have to hit it again.

If Milosevic is pulling them out, there will be plenty of dust on the track. We'll know it when we see it.