The New Nation - Internet Edition

AFP, Rawalpindi

British anti-terrorism police are expected Saturday to begin examining evidence connected to the assassination of Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto, officials said. The Scotland Yard team is meeting senior Pakistani police and has been briefed on what they know about the slaying of the two-time prime minister in a gun and suicide bomb attack here last week, officials said. Over the coming days they were expected to visit the scene of the attack, which the government has blamed on Al-Qaeda, and examine potentially crucial pieces of evidence such as the car Bhutto was in when she was killed.