Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, was shot dead by US soldiers in Baghdad. September 28 – The Pentagon announces it will investigate allegations that US soldiers posted photographs of dead Iraqis on a website so as to get access to free Internet porn. CAIR had earlier called for the investigation after the details of the site came to light. An 82-year-old British man was manhandled out of Labour Party Conference for loudly protesting that Jack Straw was lying about Britain's involvement with the Conflict in Iraq. September 29 – Suicide bombers killed at least 114 people in the Shi'ite town of Balad, north of Baghdad. September 30 – 10 people die following a car bomb in Hillah, Iraq. October October 4 – Five U.S. soldiers die during sweeps of insurgent-held towns in Iraq. October 5 – The British Government alleges that Iran is responsible for recent attacks on British military forces. October 6 – As Iraqi president Jalal Talabani tells UK Prime Minister Tony Blair any troop withdrawal would be a "catastrophe", 10 people die following a bomb near the Ministry of Oil in Baghdad. October 7 – At least twenty-nine Iraqi fighters and six U.S. Marines are killed in major fighting in western Iraq. British forces have detained 12 people, including three police officers, in connection with a series of deadly attacks on UK forces in southern Iraq. October 10 – Insurgent attacks throughout Iraq leave seven Iraqis, two security officials from the Arab league and one U.S. soldier dead. October 11 – Insurgent suicide bomb attacks leave over 30 people dead in Talafar, North West Iraq. October 12 – At least 30 people die following an insurgent suicide bomb attack in Talafar, North Western Iraq, the second such attack in as many days. Iraq's Constitutional referendum: the prospects of the proposed Iraqi constitution being approved in Saturday's referendum are boosted by a deal struck with a major Sunni Arab party, the Iraqi Islamic Party. October 13 – Iraq's Constitutional Referendum: A four-day curfew has been announced in order to hamper terrorists. Early voting has begun. October 15 – Jean Ziegler, a Human rights investigator and senior United Nations official, accuses the United States and occupying forces of "using hunger and deprivation of water as a weapon of war against the civilian population" in Iraq. The Iraqi people go to the polls to vote on whether to approve the proposed constitution,