Pakistan election 'rigged by Taliban intimidation'

A roadside bomb planted by the Taliban in North West Pakistan has killed a political party official, a month before the country votes in a general election.

The official was from the secular anti-Taliban party, the ANP.

The militants have warned voters to stay away from rallies held by the ANP, and the other 2 main secular political parties.

Orla Guerin reports now from Peshawar on how Taliban intimidation is affecting the election campaign.