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Page last updated at 07:31 GMT, Saturday, 22 August 2009 08:31 UK

Afghan vote count amid fraud calls

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A leading group of election monitors in Afghanistan says there was widespread voting fraud and intimidation during Thursday's presidential poll.

EU observers have also issued their verdict saying that the election was not entirely free, but it was generally fair.

Martin Patience reports from Kabul.

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