Classic web title preserved in WebAssembly. Developer: Jason Oda.

Classic web title preserved in WebAssembly. Developer: Flash Games.

In a creepy corner of a haunted part of the Deserted Fairground is an old Bagatelle stand. For 250 NP you can try your luck. Simply launch the Mootix ball and see where it lands. The higher the number the better your prize! The stars will give you an item, and the gold star will win you the JACKPOT!

Classic web title preserved in WebAssembly. Developer: sajilo.com.

Classic web title preserved in WebAssembly. Developer: America by AIr.

Monthly figures for civilian casualties are from Iraq Body Count which uses at least two media reports as the source for each death. We have used a mean number of IBC's minimum and maximum figures for each month. More details on Iraq Body Count's methodology are available on their website. Attacks resulting in more than 10 dead are located as accurately as possible from reports since 2003. Where an exact location is not possible, in areas such as Sadr City, the marker has been placed within the district. If you click on the link, you will be taken away from the map to the BBC News website story. Casualty figures in the story are as reported at the time and may differ from the link. The ethnic divisions are from the International Medical Corps. The breakdowns relate to people's recollection of the ethnic mix under Saddam Hussein until February 2006 and the present day situation. The satellite image of Baghdad is from Landsat imagery courtesy of Nasa Goddard Space Flight Center and USGS Center for Earth Resources Observations and Science. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites

Use the mouse to control Baghead and help him win the soccer game.

Bago is also an amazing city. Buddhist pagodas and temples everywhere. I could still feel the energy of the Buddha at some places. Legend says Lord Buddha has visited Bago and from what I felt at certain places, especially where the Buddha is sitting with his disciples, it must be true. Also impressive is seeing the monks getting food and presents from devotees. The distances are large (the scale of the map in the Lonely Planet guide looks to be 10x wrong). Therefore I took a guide on a motorbike, who knew all the interesting monuments very well.