Resistance to the impending war on Iraq seems to be growing at about the same rate as the British Army is arriving in the Middle East.
Yesterday more troop movements were announced, with one quarter of the British Army now in the process of being sent into the area. This makes it the biggest buildup of land forces since Suez in 1956.
But then today, The Guardian published their latest poll which shows the lowest suppport yet for a war. 47% of the population are outright opposed to war, and 81% of the population believe that there cannot be a war without a fresh United Nations mandate.
Meanwhile The Mirror published this front page:



The idea is that you fill out the form on the front page and send it back to them.
The bottom line is that we still haven’t had any convincing evidence to suggest that Saddam is busily building new weapons of mass destruction.