02/07/2016 World News Today

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Hillary Clinton is questioned by the FBI about her use of personal

The US Presidential contender says she's done nothing wrong.

The FBI's deciding whether Mrs Clinton mishandled

Bangladesh's Prime Minister says the country will stand up

to terror, after 20 people - most of them foreigners -

The way they carried out the killings cannot be tolerated. It

shows signs of extreme hatred and anger and killing sprees flowing

through them. With more than three-quarters

of the votes counted in Australia's general election,

latest projections suggest that none of the parties will win

an outright majority. In a huge upset at Wimbledon,

the American Sam Query knocks out the defending champion

Novak Djokovic in the third round. Hillary Clinton has been questioned

by the FBI about her use of personal emails while she was US

Secretary of State. A spokesman for the presumptive

Democratic presidential candidate said she gave the

interview voluntarily. The Bureau is investigating

whether Mrs Clinton, her aides or anyone else broke

the law by setting up a private server for her use during the time

she was at the State Department. We can speak to her now. What is

likely to come out of this interview? Will discontinue

throughout the presidential campaign? We are unclear as to where

the FBI are in their investigations. Perhaps this is the final interview

in the process. We have not heard from the FBI if it is. She was

questioned for three and a half hours over the years of her private

e-mail account while she was Secretary of State. She had to

e-mail accounts, one on her or e-mail server and one on her work

account. The work account was protected, but a whole account was

not. She has said that she wishes she had done things differently. She

apologised for the way it has been handled. She says and continues to

say that she has done nothing wrong. Legal experts believe that perhaps

charges in this case are unlikely, they are possible but legal experts

say they are unlikely. What is likely is the political fallout from

this. Republican opponents have already said that the crew she is

untrustworthy. Donald Trump has stood up and said, she is crooked,

look at how is she has used her e-mails. When it comes to the

political fallout, that is where perhaps Hillary Clinton will wish

you can put this behind her. You told us about the political

perception, but what are the public perceptions? Does this play into the

their perception of her, that she is not trustworthy? One of the first

Democratic debates, Bernie Sanders stood up and said he was sick of

talking about her e-mails and tried to draw a line under it. But they

will play into a's hands. They have had time to drip feed the public

with this kind of image of her being untrustworthy. Was this a

misjudgement on her part? They say at the worst cheapo classified

information at risk. It does not do her favours. Especially when she

becomes the Democratic nominee. The Bangladeshi Prime Minister has

pleaded with Islamic extremists to stop killing in the name

of religion, after 20 people, including nine Italians,

were murdered in Dhaka. Foreign nationals were specificially

targeted at a cafe last night. Six militants were killed,

with 13 hostages freed. From Dhaka, Sanjoy

Majumdar reports. The moment when Bangladeshi special

forces began storming the cafe, after a stand-off that lasted 12

hours, they moved onto the roof of the building and then inside,

as shown in these pictures taken This Japanese journalist was able

to contact someone at the scene. But it was clear that something

terrifying was taking place. Some of the hostages were eventually

rescued, but many others Foreigners were isolated

and then singled out. TRANSLATION: During the operation,

we saved the lives of 13 people, including one Japanese and two

Sri Lankan citizens. Six of the attackers were killed

and one was arrested. After the operation,

when we searched the building, Most were killed mercilessly,

with sharp weapons. The Holey Artisan cafe and bakery

is popular among wealthy Many of them were dining

there when the gunmen stormed in. These police have taken up

position across the street They're not letting anyone through,

except the people who live there. But more than anything else,

there is a sense of utter disbelief at the nature of the attack,

at the brutality of it. TRANSLATION: The way they have

carried out the killings It shows signs of extreme hatred,

anger and killing sprees How can a normal human being attack

another in such a way and that also There has been a wave of recent

killings in Bangladesh, blamed on local Islamists,

but nothing quite on this scale. Tonight, this Muslim-majority nation

is trying to make sense Stay with us for more analysis

on Bangladesh's islamic militants - that's coming up a little later

in the programme. In Australia, more than 75 per cent

of the votes have been counted in the country's general election -

with the result too close to call. So far the polls are forecasting

a swing away from Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's governing

Conservative Coalition party. The current vote tally is showing

the Australian Labour Party The magic number is 76 -

that's how many seats either party Right now though the polls

are indicating neither will win that many -

meaning there could potentially Turnbull has just finished

addressing the party faithful here add his election party. It was an

enthusiastic crowd but quite small. Mr Turnbull conceded

that he was not in a position to be able to claim

an absolute victory. He said that counting would go one

for several But when speaking to

the crowd here he did say that he thought he would be able

to form a majority government. Tonight, my friends,

I can report that based on the advice I have

from the party officials,

we can have every confidence coalition majority government

in the next Parliament. Down in Melbourne, the Labour Party

leader was also addressing his supporters

and he acknowledged to that we would not get a result tonight

and that it would take some time to count

the votes, but he was also

saying it was a good Three years after the

Liberals came to power in a landslide, they have

lost their mandate. And Mr Turnbull's economic plan,

such as it was, has been rejected That was Australian Labor leader

Bill Shorten speaking there. And you can keep up-to-date

with the latest on the Australian election by visiting

the BBC website. Simply go to bbc.com/news

where you will find reports, Plus the latest results

in what is proving to be The new leader of the Aghan Taliban

says his group would consider negotiating a peace settlement,

if the government in Kabul severs Maulawi Haibatullah Akhundzada

said the Taliban was not He also said that the presence

of the US and allied forces in Afghanistan would not weaken

the group. Officials investigating the crash

of an EgyptAir plane say the cockpit voice recorder is in a good enough

condition to be examined 66 people were killed

when the aircraft plunged Investigators have confirmed

there was smoke in the cabin shortly before the plane crashed,

but the source of the smoke isn't A gunman in Serbia has

shot dead five people - including his wife -

in a village cafe. Three children were among 20 people

who were injured in the shooting. The attack happened in the early

hours of Saturday near the north-eastern city of Zrenyanin,

about 50 kilometres Tens of thousands of people have

taken part in a rally in London to demonstrate against Britain's

decision to leave Many said they were there to voice

discontent with the Some Leave voters said

the rally was "undemocratic". Our correspondent,

Sangita Myska, reports. The streets of the capital thick

with protesters, good-natured but passionate and

desperate to be heard. Hands up everyone

who wants to remain! They had responded to a

single invitation on social It was a very slim majority,

it potentially will give us serious financial harm

in the future, it could lead to the break-up

of the United Kingdom and it could rob

so many opportunities From Hyde Park, families,

the young, those fearful of the impact of Brexit,

marched to Parliament Square. They questioned the very

validity of a referendum What would you say

to the 17 million who voted that Britain

should exit the EU? A lot of people voted

because they thought 350 million Here at the heart of the rally,

everyone is united about one thing - that Britain has made

the wrong decision to leave But ask them what they want

done next and there You know, Farage was reported,

before the vote, to have said, "Well, if it's a really narrow

margin, I think we'll And you know, we can't

descend to that. Around the corner, these men -

one voted Brexit, one voted Remain -

shared a dim view of the protest. It is done now, and

that is it finished. You get this in London,

but you wouldn't get it in Barnsley or Leeds or the East

Coast or Newcastle Sunderland. The police have yet to confirm final

numbers, but this is the biggest protest against the referendum

outcome to date. A Jewish writer has died at the age

of 87. He wrote about his imprisonment in NATFHE camps,

including one based on his experiences in Auschwitz. He was

awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1986 for his role in speaking out

against violence, oppression and racism.

Caroline Ahern has died at the age of 52. We will be looking at her

achievements later. Hillary Clinton has been questioned

by the FTIR about her use of an insecure personal e-mail account

when she was Secretary of State. Bangladesh is holding two days

of national mourning after twenty hostages were killed in an attack

by the Islamic State group. Dr Ali Riaz is from Illinois

State University, US. He specialises on South Asian

politics and Political Islam. Thank you for joining us. I want to

ask you about the government's reaction to this latest attack,

because in the past be specific attacks by Islamic militants the

government has accused the opposition rather than admitting

there are elements in Bangladeshi society that need to be examined.

Has the government changed its response? I have not seen that. The

Prime Minister's speech does not reflect that. An attack of this

magnitude needs to change the government and society itself. I

hope there will be a re-examination of the situation have to this

attack, a welcome or donated attack. It has the hallmarks of

international terrorism. Why do you think the police has been

unsuccessful in arresting the people you might be planning these kind of

attacks? In most cases there are two elements. Firstly there is a

capacity issue with the Bangladeshi priest is not have the capacity to

deal with this. -- the Bangladeshi police. The second element is the

political will and direction. If it is coming from the government, from

the ruling party, that it is time to change something, it becomes

difficult for the police to pursue a proper investigation. They should

have been brought to justice. It should not be different whether they

are political opposition or not. Those who have committed crimes

should be apprehended and put to trial, but that has not happened

shoes to the absence of the political will. -- this has not

happened because of the absence of political will. Have you noticed any

shift in Bangladeshi culture that might be encouraging these attacks?

I travelled to Bangladesh recently and I'm from there. There have been

changes to the Society for decades. If you look at the rhetoric you see

there have been changes. These changes are not limited to one

segment of society. If you look at the attackers, they have come from

an upper middle-class background. The shift has been happening beneath

the surface for a long time. Despite these changes, the positive elements

is that there is still resistance and aspirations and an inclusive

Bangladesh. I am sorry, we could speak all day, but thank you for

your insights. We'll have news of that huge upset

at Wimbedon shortly - but let's start with football,

and third quarterfinal at Euro 2016. Germany are playing

Italy and they're into Not a classic this one so far,

between the two heavyweights. They are just approaching the end of the

first hour. The winners will face France

or Iceland in the semi-finals. We'll have news of the latest

quarterfinal at Euro 2016 shortly - but let's start with the shock news

from Wimbledon where The world number one was beaten

in four sets by the American Sam Querrey as their third round match

went into a second day - The world number one doesn't follow

many, both Sam has this privilege. Novak Djokovic was two sets down

when he was saved by the rain. Today was a fresh start and Novak Djokovic

knew what was needed and wasted no time doing it. We have learnt to

keep one eye on the sky above Wimbledon and it was not long before

the rain came back. He stop and start nature of proceedings seemed

to help Sam regain some impetus, but under the eye of Boris Becker Novak

Djokovic got back into the game. A builder weather would still play its

part, Novak Djokovic kept us guessing. He was lucky here and he

knew it. Time to pull out his best. When he went to break up in the

fourth set it seemed we would be heading for a decider. But Sam does

not follow the script and a break back put him in front until the

toughest opponents of all reminded everyone who was in charge. A chance

for Novak Djokovic to reorganise. He then held a server and Sam seemed

lose his nerve. The start of the lose his nerve. The start of the

tie-breaker look like you would not go his way, but as you seem to read

this match, Sam did not believe he was beaten. The defending champion,

the winner of the last four grand titles, is out. It is incredible to

do it here add Wimbledon, the biggest tournament in the world. I

am so happy and that is it. I played the break point surely well. Every

time I had a break point I was unable to manage a big serve and I

fought the tie-breaker and got some errors and that was it. He is so

amazing, arguably one of the best, so you know he was mentally tough.

How far can you go and Wimbledon? I am taking it one run at a time. I am

happy with this right now and I will look forward to the next round.

There were no such problems for Andy Murray.

The number two seed is through to the fourth

round after a straight sets win over the Australian John Millman.

There was a big upset in the Women's Singles, too.

The number ten seed and former champion Petra Kvitova is out.

She lost in straight sets to Ekaterina Makarova.

Lewis Hamilton has claimed pole position for tomorrow's

Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring.

He'll shared the front row of the grid with

Championship leader Nico Rosberg qualified in second place,

but he was given a five-place grid penalty, so he'll

There was a penalty, also, for Sebastian Vettel -

The actress and actor Caroline has died at the age of 52. Best known

for her character as Mrs Merton, she revealed two years ago she had lung

cancer. Our correspondent looks back at her career.

What first, Debbie, attracted you to the millionaire Paul Daniels?

Behind the perm lay a sharp comic brain.

Mrs Merton had started out as a spoof agony aunt

on the radio in Manchester - the TV chatshow made

I once saw David Copperfield and he made the Statue

I have seen your Paul do the same thing with the 8 of clubs.

And 20 years on, the success of Gogglebox owed much

BBC Two showed us some penguins having a rough time in Patagonia.

She'd started out performing on the Manchester comedy circuits.

If on Earth, you are ugly, in Heaven, you will be beautiful,

so it's great news for that girl there in the front.

Her character comedy was perfect for The Fast Show.

She won awards, but behind it all were many troubles.

She struggled with fame and had a lifelong battle with cancer.

My brother and I were born with cancer of the eyes, the retina.

And my mum told us only special people get cancer.

I must be very special, because I've had it in my lungs

How many times have you seen me ringing anyone?

Her masterpeiece, though, was The Royle Family.

That's all I wanted, was it to be like Nigella's.

Affectionate, funny and often moving.

Sue Johnston, who played her mum, said she was devastated,

She asked me to promise her that her

Caroline Aherne may have had her struggles,