Swiss Attorney General says banks were suspicious of FIFA accounts

Switzerland's Attorney General says banks in the country reported suspicious activity around bank accounts held by Fifa, world football's governing body. 

Michael Lauber says his office is investigating a huge amount of data that has been seized from Fifa amid allegations of corruption.  This could potentially lead to the re-opening of the 2018 and 2022 World Cup bidding process.  From London, Catherine Drew reports. 

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