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Stop the war?
Stop the war?
Last Modified: 20 Mar 2008
By:
Rags Martel
Five years on - whatever happened to the anti-war movement? More4 News looks at how British politics has been surprisingly unscathed by the trauma of Iraq.
Has the trauma of Iraq left a defining mark on British politics?
The temptation of course is to answer yes - and five years on from the spectacle of two million people parading against the war, we continue to tell ourselves that Iraq remains a divisive political issue.
But is this true ? Rags Martel reports.
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