Dozens of women and children are among 78 people killed in a suicide bombing in Peshawar yesterday.
The UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has said he is 'appalled' by the terrorist attack on a church in north-western Pakistan.
78 people are thought to have died yesterday, in the suicide bombing.
His comments have been echoed by the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby who's called on Pakistan Government to protect Christians by bringing those behind the attack to justice.
Wilson Chowdhry is Chairman of the British Pakistani Christian Association and told Premier's Des Busteed on the News Hour it's time the UK and US used their influence:
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