War by numbers

10: maximum number of days Iraqis predict until US encircles Baghdad.

59: Percentage of British people who backed the attacks in a Daily Telegraph poll.

18: Percentage of British who thought the war was going very well a week ago.

11: Percentage who feel the same way now.

90,000: US ground forces in Iraq.

4000: civilian casualties, according to Iraqi officials.

350: civilian deaths, according to Iraqi officials.

28: US troops killed.

20: British troops killed.

18: US troops missing.

2: British soldiers missing.

7: US prisoners of war claimed by Iraqi officials.

3500: Iraqi prisoners of war claimed by US officials.

120,000: extra US troops being sent to the Gulf.

20: minutes George W. Bush, Tony Blair and John Howard spent on the phone talking about the war.

4: Jordanian students killed by US bomb in Mosul.

50: percentage of US troops aged between 17 and 24.

4500: weight in pounds (it is 2041kg) of the GBU-37 "bunker-buster" bombs, of which two have been dropped on Baghdad.

4: The number of bullets British Marine Eric Walderman took to his life saving kevlar helmet during a firefight in Umm Qsar.

Herald Feature: Iraq