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VIDEO: Many die in Pakistan school blast

Tue Jul 14, 2009 12:48am EDT

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Jul 13 - Police in Pakistan claim a militants' arms cache being stored at a children's religious school was to blame for an explosion there which killed a number of students.

Helen Long reports.

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