Alex Ritson

Here he is in 2015, looking back on that time.

We were in the middle of the most intensive actions, so there was very dramatic print and photo coverage.

Remarkable photos.

in its quality and quantity, and it's become a landmark for journalism ever since.

After the war, Peter Arnett remained with AP until 1981, when he joined the newly formed CNN.

He became something of a household name ten years later, when he broadcast live updates of the first Gulf War.

and his reporting of US missiles striking Baghdad heralded a new era in TV news coverage.

He also secured interviews with Saddam Hussein and later Osama bin Laden.

He was covering the second Gulf War for NBC in 2003 when he was fired for criticising US military strategy.

In 2007, he took a job teaching journalism in China and he finally retired to California seven years later.

Richard Hamilton.

And for our final story today, we're kicking off with one of the world's most popular gaming franchises.

Hello and welcome to the FIFA 23 reveal trailer.

Well, you can really feel the sense of anticipation as the players warm up for their big moment on the world stage.

For years, FIFA was the big football game and one of the most profitable brands in gaming history, with around 150 million players around the world.

But then football's international governing body fell out with games developer EA and they parted ways.

Now, FIFA, which has been facing criticism from fans over the high cost of tickets at next year's real Football World Cup,

is launching its own new game with Netflix, which won't need a console.

Ellie Gibson is a games journalist and comedian.

She told Nick Robinson about why FIFA fell out with EA in the first place.