An independent UN-appointed panel probing the killing of Benazir Bhutto will today release its sensitive report on the 2007 slaying of Pakistan's former prime minister after delaying it for two weeks. <br/><br/>UN spokesperson Martin Nesirky told reporters that the Commission of Inquiry will formally present the report to the Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon. <br/><br/>The report, initially scheduled for March 30, was delayed after Pakistan made a request to the panel urging it to include input from former US secretary of state Condoleezza Rice, Afghan President Hamid Karzai and Saudi Arabia.<br/><br/>However, the three-member panel, headed by Chile's UN Ambassador Heraldo Munoz, has not made any changes in its report.<br/>