Lots of reports are coming in about the hunt for Osama bin Laden.

There's one from Reuters, in which a U.S. military official says that, while they haven't pinpointed bin Laden's location, "We feel that really the sands in this guy's hourglass ... are running out."

The Guardian writes that the Pakistani army, in its ongoing assault against al Qaeda on the Afghanistan border, detained about 20 villagers and questioned them overnight in the hunt for bin Laden. The paper reports: "Weapons, ammunition, foreign passports and audiocassettes also were seized."

This report - which has since been denied - has it that the son of bin Laden's top deputy has been captured.

The Boston Globe has more details on the Pakistani raids.