Eight killed in Iraq car bombs

A series of car bombs killed at least eight people in Baghdad today as rebels stepped up their offensive to block this month’s election.

Eight killed in Iraq car bombs
Wed, 19 Jan, 2005 - 10:20

A series of car bombs killed at least eight people in Baghdad today as rebels stepped up their offensive to block this month’s election.

The UN election chief said only a sustained onslaught could stop the voting on January 30.

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