Pakistan has asked Britain's Scotland Yard to help investigate the killing of opposition leader Benazir Bhutto, President Pervez Musharraf said Wednesday, hours after officials announced a six-week election delay due to turmoil caused by her death. The parliamentary election originally planned for next Tuesday will be postponed to Feb. 18. Making a public address on television, Musharraf said British Prime Minister Gordon Brown accepted his request and plans to immediately send a team of investigators to Pakistan to assist local officers. The president also condemned "many miscreants and some political elements" for taking advantage of Bhutto's death to loot and plunder and vowed to crack down on anyone who disrupts law and order. "This situation is intolerable and the government has to tackle it and stop it forcefully with an iron hand. Immediate action is required in this situation," Musharraf said. The army and paramilitary...