WAR ON SADDAM

Agony of mother set ablaze by Iraqis 7 March 2003
This woman was set on fire by Iraqi policemen because she was a Kurd. Such cruelty has laid the ground for decades of hatred. I found her recovering from her burns in hospital.

Inside the PKK 10 March 2003
Gaining access to the PKK took days of negotiating and a tortuous trip through mined terrain. In the past they had occasionally kidnapped western journalists but with us they were courteous.

Iraqis melt away as Kurdish troops take to the hills 28 March 2003
After weeks of pounding by American bombers, the Iraqi frontlines in the north finally began to give away

Tribes haggle to carve up defeated country 2 April 2003
While fighting rages south of Baghdad, in northern Iraq tribal leaders are staging an unseen struggle for control

The forgotten war of the north 8 April 2003
With the world's attention on southern Iraq, US special forces and rag-tag peshmerga began advancing slowly towards Mosul and Kirkuk. This is a report from their front line.

Kisses greet the liberators of Kirkuk 11 April 2003

After months of waiting on the front-line the Iraqis finally folded. With a couple of close colleagues we were the first westerners into Kirkuk. For many Kurds, it meant the end of decades of living as refugees.