Taking on al-Qaida was top priority, says Rice

One of the first priorities of the Bush administration after taking office was “the elimination of the al-Qaida network”, US national security adviser Condoleezza Rice said today.

One of the first priorities of the Bush administration after taking office was “the elimination of the al-Qaida network”, US national security adviser Condoleezza Rice said today.

In a much-awaited appearance before a congressional commission in Washington, Dr Rice said the dangers posed by Osama bin Laden’s terror group were top of the agenda even before the September 11 attacks.

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