INVESTIGATORS searched a wrecked luxury hotel in north-western Pakistan for evidence yesterday after a suicide bombing killed 11 people, including aid workers, in what the UN condemned as a “heinous terrorist attack”.

Investigators searched a wrecked luxury hotel in north-western Pakistan for evidence today after a bold suicide bombing killed 11 people, including aid workers, in what the UN condemned as a “heinous terrorist attack”.

Bombs destroyed an internet cafe, wrecked a bus carrying handicapped children and spread panic through Pakistan’s main north-western city, Peshawar today, killing at least 11 people in a day of carnage across the militancy-plagued region.

A suicide car bomber killed four security forces and wounded passing schoolchildren today in Pakistan’s volatile northwest, where the government is under pressure from Washington to crack down on militants.

A bomb-laden car exploded in north-western Pakistan today as police were trying to pull a body from the vehicle, killing seven policemen and a passer-by.