Trouble mounts for Bush as lethal Iraqi resistance claims more lives By Rupert Cornwell in Washington 27 July 2003 Just how organised is the resistance, and who is doing the organising, is not clear. But yesterday's grenade attack which killed three US troops outside a children's hospital north of Baghdad and injured four others has banished the hope that the death of Saddam Hussein's two sons would halt the de facto guerrilla war against the American forces occupying Iraq. Even more ominously for President Bush, it can only deliver another blow to the morale of soldiers deployed in an inhospitable...