US courts Imran Khan as problems grow at home
(WorldNews Asia)

Rawalpindi : Mohammad Sohail looks around his empty tailor´s shop and sighs at the lack of business. `I was taken by Imran Khan´s -slogan of change, but the hopes I had have -almost vanished now,` he says, surrounded by bolts of cloth, but no customers. Business is well down since the tailor voted for the former cricketing superstar 12 months ago. Two other salesmen at the cavernous Rawalpindi shop have been laid off in cost cutting. `He should be given some time, he´s only had a year,` his colleague Chaudhry Shabaz counters. `I´d vote for him again. I think he will deliver.` This week marks a year since Khan´s transformation from sporting legend to the prime minister of a 210...