Two years on from the ‘liberation’ of Fallujah from Isis control, the Guardian’s Peter Beaumont has returned to the Iraqi city. Plus: Polly Toynbee on the one thing everyone can agree on when it comes to Brexit

Almost a year ago, the Iraqi government declared victory over the Islamic State terror group, who for three years had gained control of large areas of the country. Millions lived under their brutal rule and many thousands died.

Two years on from the ‘liberation’ of the city of Fallujah by US and Iraqi forces, the Guardian senior reporter Peter Beaumont has returned to see if normal life has resumed.

Isis no longer has control of Fallujah, but the hundreds of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) they planted throughout the city continue to terrorise returning residents. These IEDs are a legacy of war throughout the whole country, paralysing everyday life. So what does liberation really mean for Iraqis returning to communities still plagued with danger?

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