April 27, 2007
This Special Report from BBC News provides the newest updated information on the status of al-Qaeda suspects.
Excerpt: "Shortly after the 11 September 2001 attacks, the US issued a list of al-Qaeda suspects. Some have now been captured or killed, and some new names have been added to those still at large.
Few details about key figures have been officially released. BBC News Online pieces together what little is known about some of the key al-Qaeda suspects."
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