(14 Jul 1995) Burmese opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi says she hasn't ruled out becoming Prime Minister one day. The Nobel Prize winner is considering her future after being freed from six years of house arrest in Rangoon earlier this week. Supporters are still flocking to her home and - she's told APTV she'll be guided by the will of the people. Here is a woman little accustomed to having the press on her doorstep. Pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi is now celebrating the fifth day of freedom after being under house arrest for the past six years. In the light of her release, she is urging countries not to rush to improve relations with Burma following her release because "nothing else" has changed under military rule. But she insists - she will give all she can for the people - perhaps even be their prime minister.