As Pakistan reels from a series of bombings – the latest, yesterday, claimed at least 85 lives – Pakistanis are increasingly blaming those who they feel are responsible: Americans. We talk to BBC correspondent Aleem Maqbool and Sana Salim Malike, a medical student in Karachi, Pakistan, about the growing anti-American sentiment on the ground there.
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