Baghdad suffered another night of bombing on 27 March, with four waves of air raids reported to be targeting government buildings. Dispute continued over which side was responsible for the bombing of a marketplace in northern Baghdad the day before, which left fourteen civilians dead. The US said that it did not believe the missile was fired by coalition forces, and a military spokesman at Central Command in Qatar said: 'One possibility and high probability is that it was caused from the fallout from the regime's anti-aircraft fire.' A BBC correspondent in Baghdad speaking on the Today radio programme doubted this explanation however, saying that the Iraqis had virtually ceased using anti-aircraft fire against coalition bombers in recent days.