Families brace for harsh winter
The BBC's Jill McGivering says that the onset of winter and a shortage of food have combined to make life tough for the residents of Utror in northern Pakistan.
Disaster sends food prices soaring
The floods have pushed food prices dramatically higher, and are driving a hungry population closer to despair.
Pakistan's cycle of natural disasters
The damage caused by the floods could be far worse than the destruction caused by the 2005 earthquake.
Eyewitness accounts
In pictures
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Race against time
Time running out to equip homeless for savage winter
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Children of the floods
Young refugees' triumph over adversity
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Three months later
Lives in limbo as waters show no sign of receding in Sindh
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Your pictures
Remote mountain villages in Shangla district cut off by flooding
Pakistan aid 'most challenging' operation
Desperation in Swat over flood devastation
Angelina Jolie at camp in flood region
Clear up begins in parts of PakistanFeatures
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Audio slideshow
Pakistan's floods tragedy in words and pictures
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Hard graft
Corruption blights the lives of Pakistan flood victims
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Heart for the poor
Life and work of the German nun dubbed Pakistan's 'Mother Teresa'
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Losing hope
Pakistan's forgotten flood victims still wait for help
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Turning back the clock
Benighted Shangla district has been set back decades
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Indus odyssey
Aleem Maqbool follows the course of Pakistan's floods
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Who cares about Pakistan?
Why flood appeal donations have been sluggish
Key facts
Heavy monsoon rains in north west Pakistan have caused rivers to burst their banks
At least 1,600 people are believed to have been killed and entire villages have been swept away
Some 20 million people have been affected and 6 million are in urgent need of food aid, according to the UN
Around $460m is required for immediate needs, around $275m has been donated so far
