Civilian death sparks grief and anger in Afghanistan
People in a village in Afghanistan have been expressing their grief after a father was killed by a US soldier during a night raid to arrest another man.
Such incidents have fuelled anger in the war-torn nation in recent years, with many Afghans determined to see their own forces take over security as soon as possible.
Nato is planning to handover the lead combat role in some areas in July, but is the country ready? Paul Wood reports.
14 Apr 2011