Egypt's Shafiq sees no problem with Muslim Brotherhood gov't

Egyptian presidential candidate Ahmed Shafiq said on Friday he saw nothing wrong with the idea of a Muslim Brotherhood-led government, an apparent overture to the group he is set to face in next month's run-off for the presidency.

According to unofficial results from the first round of the presidential election, Shafiq, Hosni Mubarak's last prime minister, will face the Brotherhood's Mohamed Mursi in the June 16-17 vote. (Reuters)