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　　In a feisty televised debate, the U.S. Democratic presidential contenders, Hillary Clinton andBernie Sanders, have clashed on issues as diverse as Wall Street banks, gun control and theminimum wage. The debate comes five days before delegate-rich New York State holds itsprimary. From the city of New York, Nick Byrant. The Brooklyn-born Senator questioned hisrival's judgement for supporting the Iraq War, and also for her ties with Wall Street. The formerSecretary of State hit back over his claim she's unqualified to be President. I've been called alot of things in my life. That was a first. Hillary Clinton has lost seven of the last eight contest.Though still the strong front-runner, she could do with a victory in the state she used to serveas Senator.

　　The Supreme Court in Brazil has rejected a government’s request to suspend the vote in thenational congress and whether to impeach President Dilma Rousseff. Mrs. Rousseff has beenaccused of massaging the budget figures before elections in 2014. She’s denied theallegations.

　　An attempt by North Korea to launch a missile tomorrow, the birthday of the country'sfounder, Kim II-Sung has failed. The South Korea news agency has report the launch of theeast coast of the north had involved intermediate range ballistic missile. Steven Evens ismonitoring events in Seoul. Intermediate range missiles have manuveured on the ground inNorth Korea. And these had a longer ranger range than the previous missiles, their rangemaybe as far as Guam, the US base on the island in the Pacific. The tests seem to failed but itindicates or it would indicate that Kim Jung Eun is anxious to test longer and longer rangemissiles.

　　At least nine people were killed in the strong earthquake which strikes southern Japan onThursday. Most of the victims came from the town of Mashiki where apartment buildingscollapsed and many houses were damaged. Nationwide more than 40,000 people had to leavetheir homes but some are now returning despite frequent aftershocks. The Japanese PrimeMinister Shinzo Abe said the government had mobilized police, firefighters, and troops forrescue operations. World news from the BBC.

　　A judge in the US state of Connecticut has ruled that a court case against the manufacturer ofthe weapon used in the Sandy Hook school shootings can go ahead. Twenty school children andsix teachers were killed when Adam Lanza opened fire in December, 2012 with the semi-automatic rifle bought by his mother.

　　Latest figures published in Beijing show China's economy grew by 6.7% in the first quarter ofthe year, the lowest rate of expansion since the depth of the financial crisis in 2009. But thefigure was in line with the Chinese government growth target, and was forecasted by analysts.Steven McDonald reports from Beijing. Over production, company debt and a cooling localhousing market all taking their toll on the world second largest economy. Chinese policymakersare trying to manage a gradual slow down with minimal social disruption. This involvesshifting millions of workers out of the steel, coal and other heavy industries. The government ispinning its hopes on expansions in services and consumption, yet some critics claim China'sreal GDP growth is much lower than the official statistics would suggest.

　　Human Rights groups are urging the government of Australia to do more to cut the number ofaborigines going to prison. Aborigines make up 27% of the present population are figured thatis nearly doubled of the past 25 years. This is in spite of the report from the 1991, in whichgovernment are appointed commission called for sweeping reforms to improve the plight ofaborigines in jail.

　　The Formula I driver Fernando Alonso has been cleared to drive in this week's Chinese groundpray just four weeks after surviving a spectacular crush. The spaniard sustained fracturedribs when his McLaurin car flipped over twice before slamming into a barrier during theAustralian ground pray last month. Alonso said this was the biggest crash of his career. BBCnews.