Date published: 2005/03/20
The BBC says:
Protesters in the UK have been marching against the war in Iraq - two years after the US-led assault began.
Police say about 45,000 people joined a demonstration in London, while organisers put the figure at 100,000.
There was also a protest in Glasgow and demonstrations took place in over 30 cities across the world as part of an international day of action.
Protesters placed a coffin outside the American Embassy in London with the words "100,000 dead" written on it.
A reasonable turnout given that it's already two years since the illegal war started. It will only mean something if Blair and/or Bush are charged with war crimes by an international tribunal.
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