Reporting the Iraq war like a divorce lawyer

THE problem with some correspondents like Bob Fisk is that they approach the Iraqi conflict like divorce lawyers

Wed, 30 Jul, 2003 - 01:00

Words like ‘democracy’ are invariably quotation marked. And the death of Saddam’s sons will have ‘consequences’.

As if their lives didn’t.

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