Bhutto dead after bomb attack
Dec. 27 - Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto has been killed in a bomb attack at an election rally in Rawalpindi, according to party officials.
Bhutto was holding the election rally in the Pakistani city of Rawalpindi when the attack occurred.
Initial reports from local police said fifteen people had been killed and first reports came in that Bhutto has been injured - possibly seriously - before a party offical said she had died.
Bhutto's party has the largest support in the country as it heads into a general election that has been beset by violence.
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