Reports from France say Claude Chirac, the daughter and close adviser of the French president, has been questioned by judges investigating alleged corruption linked to her father's period as mayor of Paris. Investigators want to discover where Mr Chirac got four-hundred-thousand dollars which he allegedly used to pay for private trips for himself, family and friends. The President's office has said the money came from secret but legal funds which Mr Chirac had previously controlled when he was Prime Minister. The BBC's James Coomerasamy reports from Paris.