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The US is laying siege to the Baghdad slum of Sadr City in an attempt to crush the Iraqi resistance.

An occupation without limit and a war without end. This is the message coming out of Britain and the US following the recent uprising by Iraqis.

The mass revolt that broke out across Iraq last week has exposed the hollow claim that the occupation has won a "strategic victory" in Iraq.

A mass revolt has broken out across Iraq against attempts by the US and its allies to crush the Shia Muslim resistance to the occupation.

This is a shocking film that pulls no punches in depicting the brutality of the Iraq war.

US president George Bush pronounced on Wednesday of last week that he had no regrets about war in Iraq despite the "high cost in lives and treasure" and declared that the US was on track for victory.

Jason Moon suffers from persistent insomnia as he wrestles with memories of his time in Iraq.

The media has recently been marking the fifth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq – and of the massive anti-war demonstrations that preceded it. One minor hobby horse throughout the coverage has been the supposed dwindling of the anti-war movement since then.

The 40,000-strong London demonstration began with a rally that filled Trafalgar Square.

In the days leading up to the invasion of Iraq five years ago, while much of the media was banging the drums of war, the anti-war movement warned of coming catastrophe.

Some 40,000 anti-war protesters took part in today's march in London to mark the fifth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq.

Over 5,000 people marched through Glasgow on Saturday to mark the fifth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq.