Iraq's Forgotten Conflict

Iraq’s Forgotten Conflict

Broadcaster

BBC Radio 4

TX Date

6th Apr 2011

Presenter

Edward Stourton

2,000 years of a rich heritage are at stake, and many Christian leaders believe that it could mean the end of Christianity in the Middle East. Edward Stourton has been to Baghdad and surrounding areas to find out what is going on – and why.

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