Protests mark 2,000 US deaths in Iraq

Hundreds of protests and vigils will be held across the United States today to mark the 2,000th US military death in Iraq.

Wed, 26 Oct, 2005 - 08:46

Hundreds of protests and vigils will be held across the United States today to mark the 2,000th US military death in Iraq.

The sombre milestone has long been foreseen as a significant marker in the war by anti-war campaigners.

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