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Page last updated at 10:51 GMT, Friday, 13 November 2009

Peshawar blasts kill at least 17

Suicide bombers have struck at two headquarters run by Pakistan's security forces, killing at least 17 people.

The first blast happened in the North-Western Pakistani city of Peshawar when a car packed with explosives went up in flames. An office of Pakistan's military intelligence agency was completely destroyed.

The second car bombing happened outside a police station in the North-Western town of Bannu.

Emma North reports.

READ MORE: Blast hits Peshawar security HQ

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