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Last Updated: Friday, 18 April, 2003, 10:27 GMT 11:27 UK
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WATCH AND LISTEN
The BBC's Andrew Burroughs
"Hans Blix says his team could resume work in Iraq in two weeks"


The BBC's Jane Bennett-Powell
"Experts...believe the looters had inside help"


The BBC's Caroline Hawley reports from Baghdad
"[It's] an increasingly frantic search for news"


Orla Guerin reports from Baghdad
"The tears come... perhaps from the fear of being found out"


Andrew Burroughs reports
"Every hold up on reconstruction lends weight to the demonstration"


Mike Wooldridge reports
"It is plausible that Saddam could have appeared in another part of the city"


The BBC's Jane Bennett-Powell
"The protest, which followed prayers, was peaceful and wouldn't have been permitted under Saddam Hussain"


The BBC's Fergal Keane
"It's not a revolution but for the colaition these will be troubling signs"


The BBC's Jon Brain
"Number 24 on the US most wanted list is now in the hands of coalition forces"


Iraqi National Congress Leader Ahmad Chalabi:
"Had it not been for the Americans Saddam would still be here"


The BBC's Brian Hanrahan
"These latest pictures add to the mystery surrounding Saddam Hussein"


The BBC's Fergal Keane
"It's not a revolution but for the coalition these will be troubling signs"



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