This bakery is one of few businesses still working

In the first of his reports, Graham found that the power is back on in some parts of Baghdad, but little else is working.

There are huge queues of men seeking work - and some people wish Saddam had never been toppled

Click here to see Graham Satchell's report

Sammi refused to fight for Sadddam

Sammi Mohammed was a soldier with Saddam's elite Republican Guard. But, when the time came to fight, he and many of his comrades simply melted away.

Sammi's father and brother were both imprisoned by Saddam: "I gave my father and my brother for Saddam, why me and why my family? We would have been in the streets."

click here to watch Graham Satchell's report on the deserter's story

People were forced to celebrate Saddam's birthday

In the past, the 28th of April was a big day in Iraq as the population was made to mark Saddam Hussein's birthday.

This year there is heightened security in Baghdad and concern among some living there that Saddam's followers may attack the city.

Click here to watch Graham's report on Saddam's birthday

The birthplace of agriculture, the alphabet and astronomy

The war in Iraq and the mass looting that followed has left the country bereft of some of its greatest treasures.

Representatives from several of the world's finest museums meet in London today to see what they can to do help. As Breakfast's Graham Satchell reports, the museums and ancient sites of Iraq are looking forward to a brighter future after Saddam.

Click here to watch Graham's report from Babylon

For many people in Iraq, the weeks since Saddam Hussein's fall have failed to bring a return to normal life. In the capital, most of the essential services are still practically non existent.

But one vital group has kept working throughout the bombing, the street battles, and the anarchy that followed: they're the fire-fighters of Baghdad.

click here to watch Graham Satchell's report on the firefighters of Baghdad