Jonny Dymond travels around Baghdad to take the mood of the city

Jul 08, 2015, 11:00 AM

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As ISIS has advanced across Iraq there has been some good news for the battered middle eastern country. The capital - once a byword for bombings, assassinations and sectarian violence - has become calmer. The night time curfew has been lifted and Ramadan has been, so far, relatively quiet. #BBC #Baghdad #Iraq

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