In News Online’s Witness, BBC correspondents reflect on their coverage of some of the most extraordinary events of the past quarter of a century. There’s also the chance to watch their original reports.

		CHARLES WHEELER The Iraqi border with Turkey: 18 April 1991 After the retreat from Kuwait City, around Easter in 1991, Saddam Hussein turned his Republican Guard on rebels within his own cities, and the Kurdish people of Northern Iraq. Charles Wheeler followed the exodus of the Kurds from Iraq for the BBC, and wonders who was really to blame for their suffering. Reflections Original Report
	Charles Wheeler "The war had been planned meticulously, nobody had given much thought to the peace."
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