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The ruthless politics of Pakistan — and the curse of being a Bhutto

Victoria Schofield describes her friendship with the remarkable Benazir Bhutto, whose own life and most of her family’s ended in violence

Benazir Bhutto, back in power in 1993. Credit: Alamy
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  • The Fragrance of Tears: My Friendship with Benazir Bhutto

    Victoria Schofield

    Apollo, pp. 352, £25

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