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Election officials in Peru say the former World Bank economist, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski has won a tiny majority of votes in the country's presidential election, although as we went to air, his opponent had yet to concede. He secured 50.12% of the vote compared 48.88% for Keiko Fujimori. Technically, it is still up to the electoral commission to declare a winner. Lima-based journalist Dan Collyns gave us his assessment of Mr. Kuczynski's likely economic policies.

The Queen's youngest son, Prince Edward, has warned time is running out to save the world's coral reefs. In an interview with the 麻豆视频AV, he said the global fishing industry is having a huge impact on coral survival, as is global warming. The world's leading coral scientists met at St James's Palace in London this week, to discuss what can be done.

President Obama, IMF Chief Christine Lagarde, President Holland of France, and former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers have been joined by former President Bill Clinton in urging the people of Britain not to vote to leave the European Union in their upcoming referendum. The international consensus hasn't convinced everyone though. We get the opposite view from economist Irwin Stelzer of the Hudson Institute.

President Obama has endorsed his former secretary of state, Hilary Clinton, as the Democratic candidate for the race to succeed him in the Whitehouse. She had already achieved enough delegates at the upcoming convention to clinch the nomination. The endorsement from Mr Obama came shortly after a meeting he had had with Bernie Sanders - Mrs Clinton's rival, who still won't concede.

And is it right to let children tease artificial intelligence programmes such as Alexa of the Amazon Echo, Apple's Siri or Cortana of Microsoft? We explore technological bad matters with Avi Greengart of Current Analysis.

Throughout the programme, Roger Hearing is joined by two guests on opposite sides of the Pacific - Ralph Silva of the Silva Research Network in Toronto, Canada and Satyajit Das, former banker and author of "A Banquet of Consequences", in Sydney, Australia.

Picture: Peruvian presidential candidate Pedro Pablo Kuczynski flanked by his wife Nancy Lange. Credit: AFP/Getty