Iraq's time running out, US says

Weapons inspectors have been intimidated

The Iraqi deputy prime minister Tariq Aziz has promised Baghdad will be more co-operative with UN weapons inspectors in future.

CRUCIAL WEEK

27 Jan - First full report on inspections presented to UN

28 Jan - Bush's State of the Union speech

29 Jan - UN discusses report

31 Jan - Bush meets Blair

Next steps in full

But he also did not rule out launching an attack on Kuwait, if it is used as a base for US operations against Iraq.

He spoke after the UN's chief weapons inspector Hans Blix, reported his findings to the Security Council. Meanwhile, President Bush hopes to persuade Americans to back a war, in his State of the Union" speech tonight.

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Over the last two days, Breakfast has examined both the case for and the case against war in Iraq.

Today we discussed that question with Piers Morgan, editor of the Daily Mirror, who is responsible for the "Not in My Name" anti-war campaign. And historian and commentator Andrew Roberts.

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