To be caught and rehomed. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. The economy had higher than expected growth in the three months to september, raising the prospect of a rise in Interest Rates next month. An initial assessment by the office for national statistics, suggests the level of gdp, or the total amount of goods and services produced in the uk, rose by 0. 4 , with strong performances in the services and manufacturing sectors. However construction, is continuing to perform poorly. Heres our economics editor kamal ahmed. Not exactly firing on all cylinders but today better news on the economy that will have cheered the chancellor. He visited the Francis Crick Research Centre in london, just the kind of high skilled innovation he would like to encourage. Well, its a solid performance by the uk economy in the Third Quarter and its outperformed Market Expectations as the uk economy has done overall since the referendum last year and what it shows is the underlying fundamental strength of this economy. A little bit of autumnal sunshine fell on the Economy Today and the chancellor is certainly in a better mood but at the treasury they dont quite believe its time to hang out the bunting. That brexit risk is still there and productivity a continuing problem. Thats our ability to create wealth which leads to wage rises. For people like sadie and cindy who live near leeds the Household Economy is still stretched. Working for the Public Sector we havent had a real pay rise for years. I mean, its been capped, hasnt it . So, no. That to me, yes, if i could say i was going to get a decent pay rise, maybe something above inflation, then that would help. Theres hard working people out there that if anything need recognition. Yeah, that pat on the back and that pay rise to say you are doing a good job. These are the kind of people that labour wants to speak to, arguing that the present government is not delivering. 0ecd, imf, the 0br, all those independent forecasters have said growth is pulling back. Wages stagnating, but also, more importantly, productivity stagnating, so were falling behind our competitors. In this budget thats coming up, hes got to change direction. The chancellor is also facing other noises off about how to boost the economy. Your cabinet colleagues are saying a way to do that would be to borrow more for investment, sajid javid has said for housing, other cabinet members i have spoken to have said we should borrow more, record low Interest Rates, its a good time to borrow more. Do you agree with them . We still have a very large deficit and we have a debt which is 90 of our national income. That leaves us very exposed to any future shocks to the economy. So we want to continue to get the deficit down. All attention now on the bank of england which will decide next week whether to raise Interest Rates. With growth stronger and inflation higher, many now believe they will for the first time in 10 years. Kamal ahmed, bbc news. Well be getting more analysis on this from the economist vicky pryce at 8 30 tonight, and well find out how this story, and many others, are covered in tomorrows front pages at 10 40 this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me are kate andrews, director of news at the institute of Economic Affairs and joe watts, Political Editor at the independent. The brexit secretary david davis has suggested parliament might not get a vote on any brexit deal, until after the uk leaves the European Union. He told a committee of mps it was possible that talks with brussels wouldnt conclude untiljust before the uks withdrawal, in march 2019, and that ratification could happen, after that date. But labour says parliament has to have a meaningful vote on brexit, and that wouldnt be possible, if britain had already left. Heres our deputy Political Editorjohn pienaar. Brexits about britain taking back control the promise to the country before the Eu Referendum and since, but will the British Parliament be guaranteed a vote on the Historic Deal to leave the European Union before its done . Welcome, secretary of state. Today, the minister in charge of brexit answered no. He told mps getting a deal, if there is one, could go down to the wire, the last moment before britain leaves. Its no secret that the way the union makes its decisions tends to be at the 11th minute, the 59th minute of the 11th hour of the 11th day, and so on, and thats precisely what id expect to happen here. We had a lot of pressure, very high stress, very exciting for everybody watching, but thats all that happened. So what about the governments promise parliament would have a meaningful vote on the deal . The vote of parliament the undertaking weve given. Could be after march 2019 . It could be, yeah, it could be. It depends when it concludes. Mr barnier, remember, has said. Sorry, the vote of our parliament, the uk parliament, could be after march 2019 . Yes, it could be. Did he mean that . Ministers had promised mps a vote ahead of brexit. When you said that it is possible that parliament might not vote on the deal until after the end of march 2019, im summarising correctly what you said . Thats correct. In the event we dont do the deal until then, yeah. So, theresa mays government could strike a deal without getting parliaments backing first. Sounded clear, but then came the time to explain that to mps. Can the Prime Minister please explain how its possible to have a meaningful vote on something thats already ta ken place . Im confident because it is in the interest of both sides, and its notjust this parliament that wants to have a vote on that deal, but actually there will be ratification by other parliaments that we will be able to achieve that agreement and that negotiation in time for this parliament to have the vote that we committed to. That wasnt a promised parliament would get a vote before brexit, just a hope the deal would be done in time to give mps the vote they want. Some tories say the brexit deal should be made law by parliament or else. My own view is if the government were to try to do it without statutory authority, there must be a serious risk that there would be a legal challenge to the government doing it, and, therefore, i think its very much in the governments interests that it should have a statute to underpin the final deal. The governments trying to smooth over the row about parliaments right to vote, saying britain will get a good brexit deal and in good time. Convincing the doubters in europe, and here at westminster, thats much more easily said than done. 0ur Political Correspondent alex forsyth is in westminster for us now. I guess the brexit secretary got himself into a bit of a tangle today by answering a hypothetical question. We had mutual statements from the Prime Minister, but also the department for exiting teu, david daviss department clarifying he was talking hypothetically. What we are hearing now from the government is that they are saying if we were talking about march 2019, the negotiations going right up to that point, we are not think we would sign of a deal and then have an afterthought vote. They would have to look at the time frame around that. They are clear that they would give parliament a vote before a deal is finalised. Theres all plays into the critics of the government to say they are not even the same hymn sheet, they havent got their act together when it comes to brexit. The statements are now quite clear that this gives more fodder to those who say they are not handling these negotiations well and its these kind of details that matter. All in all, at a busy few days on brexit and that meeting of eu leaders and theresa may being in brussels, where do you think we are . Where is the timetable right now . What you couldnt take away from what he said is this point about going down to the wire with the European Union. He made the point that the eu has been known to do that the eu has been known to do that before with significant issues, but if you look at the time frame, the negotiations are ongoing at the moment. The government hopes that in december when you readers get together, they will Start Talking about transition periods, trade deals, but in order to get what every deal may be agreed signed off by all the countries and by the parliament here in the uk, that will ta ke parliament here in the uk, that will take a period of time. They have to plough through everything by about this Time Next Year to a low six months for a ratification process. Although the government is very clear that its positive, optimistic, the time frame is pretty tight as david davis said today. Thank you. A labour mp, accused of making sexist and homophobic remarks, has been suspended from the party pending an investigation. Jared 0mara, who represents sheffield hallam, has apologised for online comments made more than a decade ago, but denies more recent allegations of verbal abuse, from earlier this year. The shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell said a final decision about mr 0maras future has yet to be made. Responding to a question from one of her backbenchers during Prime Ministers questions, theresa may said all mps should show women the respect they deserve. I want to see young women and women actually able to see this house asa place that they actively want to come to, that they want to contribute to their society, that they want to respond to the needs of local constituents, and make a real difference to peoples lives. Thats what im in it for. Thats why ive encourage more women to come into this house and im pleased to say that we have more women on our benches than ever before. And finally, all of us. All of us, all of us in this house. All of us in this house should have due care and attention to the way in which we refer to other people, and should show women in public life the respect that they deserve. The wife of an Army Sergeant, who was seriously injured ina parachutejump, has been giving evidence at the trial of her husband, whos accused of trying to kill her. Emile silliers, is suspected of tampering with victoria silliers parachute so it failed to open. Duncan kennedy reports from Winchester Crown court. Victoria silliers showed no outward signs of her injuries today, walking into and out of court and standing to give her evidence. Her husband, on the left, arrived to hear her talk about his affair with another woman and his debts. The couple were married in 2011. Both were in the army and it was her who introduced him to parachuting. Mrs cilliers told the court about her love of the sport. She said parachuting became an obsession, an addiction, not dissimilar to drugs. Adding, he, emile, learned about parachute packing from me. This video seen by the jury shows a similarjump over the airfield where mrssilliers had her accident. She fell 4,000 feet. She later told the court about the state of their marriage around that time. Cracks were starting to show, she said. I had suspicions before that he was having an affair. I am an intelligent person. I knew exactly what was going on. Theres only so much you can put up with. She added i was panicking because i was expecting a baby. I didnt want him to leave just then. I was miserable. I was threatening suicide. Mrssilliers was asked if she meant that. Mrs cilliers was asked if she meant that. She replied, she wasnt sure. She later told the court that she had given police differing accounts about the amount of time her husband was with her parachute the day before the accident. When asked if she had always told the truth, she replied not always. The extent of his lies and deceit had been disclosed to me. Ijust wanted to get my own back to a certain extent. Mrs cilliers also said she wrote her husband out of her will but said he would get benefit from an insurance policy. Emile cilliers denies two counts of attempted murder with mrs cilliers due to give more evidence tomorrow. The row between President Trump and some senior members of his own Party Continues to escalate. Yesterday, the republican senatorjeff flake, who is standing down next year, accused mr trump of debasing america; and today, on us tv, he urged his Party Colleagues to follow his lead in condemning the president. We have a responsibility as elected officials to speak out when there is behaviour that is beyond the field. Solve what we have seen putter category. Do you think you can change the president . Adding all of us change the president . Adding all of us had been waiting for nine months for that privilege that was going to occur towards more appropriate behaviour and stability. We havent seen behaviour and stability. We havent seen it. I think its time that we stand up and be a little more forceful. Well, President Trump hit back today at suggestions that the Republican Party is deeply split over his leadership when he spoke to journalists at the white house. I called it a love fest, it was almost a love fest maybe it was a love fest, but we get standing ovations. There is great unity. If you look at the democrats with hillary clinton, bernie sanders, thats a mess. There is great union in the Republican Party. Joining me now from washington is our correspondent, jane 0brien. Donald trump says great unity within the Republican Party. Is that how you would describe it . Not quite. He does have a point in that there is no sign of easing army of senators lining up afterjeff flake and bob cork. They are not doing it publicly. A lot of them have said they dont like the way he behaves, his sentiments, but they are not going up in open opposition against him andi going up in open opposition against him and i dont think we are likely to see that, because ultimately he is the president of their party. Years their best hope of getting any legislative achievement through congress. A lot of them are facing election and the last thing they wa nt election and the last thing they want is foran election and the last thing they want is for an angry donald trump to side motivating his base. They have an awful lot to lose if they start going up against him openly. Two republican senators have been openly critical of him, saying some pretty nasty stuff about him, but there are about 50 who havent said anything like that. Thats right and i dont think we are likely to the a lot of open rebellion at this point. They still want to get tax reform through, there is still the slim chance they might be able to repeal 0bama carerand chance they might be able to repeal 0bama carer and replace it with something else, although that is looking increasingly unlikely. This is their best chance. They have been me party in about the need donald trump on our site. Interestingly, donald trump meets these two descending senators, because they are not leaving congress until january 2019 and because of the very slim majority as in the senate, he he needs their votes. Although we are seeing a lot of open the batting between at the moment, i think the dynamics could well shift in the next few months. Thank very much. Thank very much. The headlines on bbc news the british economy grew more than expected paving the way for a rise in Interest Rates next week. The brexit secretary says parliament will get a vote on brexit before the uk leaves the eu, despite this morning implying it may not. The wife of an Army Sergeant, accused of attempting to murder her, tells a court she lied to police about his actions to get her own back. In a moment why havent consumers seen the benefitsof falling wholesale prices . In a moment why havent consumers seen the benefits of falling wholesale prices . We look into the report which says our energy bills in the uk are too high. Sport now, and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. Plenty to bring you tonight. News of the new managerial appointment in the new managerial appointment in the premier league. Leicester city appointed former southhampton manager as their new manager. He was sacked by so at the end of last season despite leading the saints to an eighth place finish in the league and now becomes lesss third manager this year. Replacing Craig Shakespeare to succeeded Claudio Bravo mary in february. Another manager currently under pressure is west hams slaven bilic. They take on tottenham tonight, one of two ties being played. Both sides. They made the perfect start with moussa sissoko. The league cup giving both clubs the chance to rotate their side. Spurs have made seven changes, team that beat liverpool at the weekend. Fernando llore nte liverpool at the weekend. Fernando llorente feeding mr sissoko for that goal. First match for the manager of everton after the sacking of ronald koeman. Not the best art, trailing 10 to koeman. Not the best art, trailing 1 0 to chelsea. Elsewhere, dundee in action. Rangers taking on kilmarnock. Dundee meeting motherwell. The under 20s when their world cup and the under 19 became world champions. Englands under 17th happy to be sold to reach the World Cup Final in brazil. Brewster got three in the finals against the united states. Brazil managed to pull one back in this match. That goal came midway through the first half. Westley poking home. A well rehearsed celebration followed, but it was brewster who is currently on the bricks of liverpool who put england back in front. It was 2 1 at half time and then in the second half, he completed his second hat trick of the tournament so far and it means that england stay in calcutta ahead of the final to come on saturday with a play spain after they beat mali today. Im feeling great. 0ver they beat mali today. Im feeling great. Over the moon to score a two hat tricks in two games. Great performance from the lads, we dug deep. Brazil are a very, very good team. We knew that before we came in. We suck to be plan and we won three having one. Hopefully we will win the final and we will do our best. Thats what ruling today. The eyes the women have sacked their manager after two years in charge. The team are currently sixth in the womens of the week and are picked up womens of the week and are picked upjust womens of the week and are picked up just 4 mac points from their first three weekends of the season. He managed to lead the team to the fa cup trophy last year. England captain fa cup trophy last year. England ca pta i n dyla n fa cup trophy last year. England captain Dylan Hartley is cleared to play but the harlequins will miss tests after australia following the outcome of todays disciplinary hearings. The wasps number eight Nathan Hughes was also cited following an incident at the weekend but has only been banned for two weeks meaning hes available for selection. Mixed news for england and eddie jones ahead ofjones and aiming his squad for the autumn internationals tomorrow morning. Dyla n internationals tomorrow morning. Dylan hartley citing dismissed. Ruled that was erect a less act but it didnt deserve a red card. Hardly is fit to lead his country. Joe pleaded guilty and has been banned for three weeks frustrating. The panel banned him for the harlequins game this weekend and england against argentina on the 11th of novemberand against argentina on the 11th of november and australia the weekend after. That is be sportsround. We will be back with plenty more in sports day at 10 30pm. Thanks, john. Speculation is growing in china that the countrys president xijinping is planning to stay in power beyond his allotted ten year term. Yesterday at the Chinese Communist Party Congress president xi consolidated his position as head of state; and when the new Leadership Committee who will govern alongside him was unveiled, there was no obvious successor among them. Heres our china correspondentjohn sudworth. A packed hall waits for the results of the mysterious and secretive process at the heart of one of the worlds powerful states. Now pleasejoin me in a warm applause to greet the general secretary and other Political Bureau Standing Committee members. And then, out they come. The only certainty the man at the front. But behind president xi are the handful of men who are to rule china for the next five years. It is a well established tradition, but this time something is missing. Among the faces of seasoned career bureaucrats, there is no obvious young leader in waiting. Let us warmly welcome general secretary xi jinping. This break with precedent will fuel speculation over whether he intends to break another the two term limit for chinese leaders. The press conference, if it can be called that, was notable for another reason a number of Major International news organisations were not invited. The economist, the financial times, the guardian newspaper, the new york times, and the bbc. This is about as close as weve been able to get. It may be no coincidence of course that all of those organisations produce the kind ofjournalism to which the authorities regularly object. We should never entertain the idea. For those who were in the hall, mr xi had some advice. Translation we do not need lavish praise from others. However, we do welcome objective reporting and constructive suggestions. Applause. And with that, mr xi walked off to begin his second term in office. His consolidation of power is now complete. The only question how long he intends to hang on to it. John sudworth, bbc news, beijing. An independent review, has found that energy costs in britain are too high. The report, commissioned by the government, said households arent benefiting, from falling wholesale prices. The review is also critical, of the governments support of Renewable Energy policies, as our Business Correspondent Simon Gompertz explains. Switch on and the bills seem so high. Think of the future and you worry about where the power will come from. Twin concerns which prompted the government to plan a cap on prices and ask for advice about making Energy Affordable the long run. Now 0xford professor helm has delivered the advice and he says customers are paying too much. The fossil fuel price has halved. The costs of renewables are tumbling. The cost of dealing with intermittency from the wind in particular is tumbling too. You know, big problem for my report to look at is why havent we had the benefits of these substantial falls in costs in our bills . Here is the problem. Prices are still high, british gass have just risen 12. 596. Meanwhile, reliable coal power stations are being closed to meet targets for cutting carbon emissions. Wind and solar are supposed to help plug the gap. But they cant be relied upon all the time. So the question is, how to keep prices down while keeping the lights on . The cost of supporting Renewable Energy as much as 20 , so people could at least see when underlying prices are falling. He would bring in a simpler, lower charge for carbon emissions, instead of the price cap the governments planning, he would have a cap on the profit margin allowed for in the price, but keeping interventions to a minimum. What the government should stop doing is tinkering, you can not solve our Energy Problems by simply adding more sticking plaster to the problems. What you have to do is stand back and say we need to radically think about what kind of Energy Market and what what kind of interventions are needed. If they dont want to go down that route, the system will become even more complicated and there will eventually be a full scale crisis. This report has suddenly landed without any government fanfare, without any press release, without any statement and i think thats because it probably makes very bad reading. The review says industry should be paying a lot less and that Overall Energy bills have borne too much of the cost of dealing with climate change. Simon gompertz bbc news. Fats domino, one of the most influential rock and roll performers of the 1950s and 60s, has died. He was 89. His best known songs included aint that a shame and blueberry hill. Nick higham looks back on his life. One day, you cried. Antoine fats domino started playing piano in the bars of new orleans, rolling rhythm and blues with its rich jazz and latin roots. But i love to see with a smile. When you said goodbye. Aint that shame. But soon he developed a much more popular style, one of the first black artists to top the white dominated charts. The genial fats delighted crossover audiences and, in the process, found hed helped to invent rock and roll. Ive found my thrill on blueberry hill. Blueberry hill was one of 30 top a0 hits, though one he didnt write himself. He made millions and gambled much of it away but went on playing into old age. When Hurricane Katrina hit his hometown in 2005, he chose to stay at home and was rumoured dead. Later there was a visit from George W Bush to present fats domino a gold medal lost in the floods and looting. As for his music, it remained as appealing and infectious as ever. Fats domino, who has died at the age of 89. This is bbc news. Coming up in the next few minutes the uk economy grew by slightly more than expected in the Third Quarter of the year, well be looking at what this means for consumers and businesses with economist vicky price. Before that, the weather. Good evening, another mild day for many of us and a good deal of sunshine. We keep the clear skies over scotland, Northern Ireland and Northern England meaning there is a chance to see the aurora borealis. More cloud coming in from the south from this weather front bringing cloud and drizzle and some hill fog as well to wales and the midlands. We will keep double digits here through the night although further north, eight or nine. Increasingly windy with a scattering of showers but some spells of sunshine in much of scotla nd but some spells of sunshine in much of scotland and Northern Ireland and england. The weather front is weaker there. Cloud and drizzle, maybe the cloud breaking up in the extreme south, 16 18 degrees here. Cooler and fresher, an indication of what is to come. Friday will start cold but decent spells of sunshine and noticeably cooler. More cloud on saturday, and call the still on sunday onwards. Colder still. Hello. This is bbc news. The headlines. The uk economy grew slightly faster than expected in the three months to september. The brexit secretary says parliament will get a say on any brexit deal, despite earlier implying it may not. The wife of an Army Sergeant accused of attempting to murder her tells a court she lied to police about his actions to get her own back the american singer songwriter fats domino has died at the age of 89. In a moment, we look into the findings of a survey which says that half of all british women, and a fifth of men, have been sexually harassed at work or a place of study. More now on our top story that the british economy grew by slightly more than expected in the Third Quarter of the year, with an increase of 0. 4 . The bbcs Business Editor kamal ahmed spoke with the chancellor of the exchequer, philip hammond, who welcomed todays figures. Its a solid performance by the uk economy in the Third Quarter and it has outperformed Market Expectations, as the uk economy has done overall since the rafa and last year. What it shows is the underlying fundamental strength of this economy. What do you put that down to . A lot of people thought that the brexit risk would mean the economy would perform less well. Has the Brexit Process been a positive or negative for the economy . We a lwa ys or negative for the economy . We always knew that as we went through the process of negotiating our exit from the European Union it would inevitably create some uncertainty in the economy. The important thing is that underneath that temporary uncertainty is a strong and resilient economy. With world leading industries that will drive us leading industries that will drive us forward in the future, for example were here at the crick institute, the Life Sciences industry, britain is a world leader. These are the kind of high paid, high tech and high productivity sectors that are going to power our economy in the future. Thats the chancellor talking to kamal ahmed. With me now is vicky pryce, chief economist at the centre for economics and business research. We are going to chew over these figures. Thank you forjoining us. First of all, this 0. 4 rise in growth, what do you make of that . Chancellor saying it is a solid performance . Is it significant . Chancellor saying it is a solid performance . Is it significant7m is good news that we are growing, at a reasonable rate. In the first three quarters of the year we have grown very three quarters of the year we have grown very slowly. We arent talking about any serious acceleration of growth. The forecast of the year as a whole, maybe 1. 7 and quite a lot of international forecasts including some domestic ones have been adjusting and re evaluating what may happen next year and have been lowering their forecasts for 2018. When we talk about growth, it is growth in particular sectors of the economy, it is broken down, so we will do that now. The service industry, what do we mean by that and how is it performing . Is the sort of things that keep householders going in the sense that people go out and spend, they purchase goods, retail, that kind of activity, it is buying cars. There is an industry element in terms of producing it, the motor trade. The people who do the exchanges for you, it is it services. It is a very important part of the economy right now, and additionally areas like hospitality and entertainment and people going out more generally. How is that sector faring . Its doing rather well, if you add to that Business Services and confessional services, lawyers and consultants, thenit services, lawyers and consultants, then it adds up to quite a lot. It accou nts then it adds up to quite a lot. It accounts for about 80 of the economy. Then we have the manufacturing sector. The heart of the british economy traditionally. How is that performing . Better than it has done recently because the low parrot has helped exports significantly. The thing about this sector is that it tends to be more productive and services, soap of course we have such a big part of the economy that is services and a small one, manufacturing. Now manufacturing is starting to grow slightly faster on the back of the cheap pound. It is rather good news in terms of export growth and encouraging investment. It is not going to rebalance the economy because of its share of gdp, it matters, but not that much. So they have been doing well but one area that hasnt been doing well, construction. Another key sector of the economy. It tends to be the one area that we find very difficult to estimate. The first estimate of gdp is always changed in the sense that construction can show completely different value the next time you look at it because the surveys on which that is based, notjust construction but also services and manufacturing, you ask them what they had done, they tend to be rather limited and then you expand a bit. Construction is 6 of the economy and unfortunately it has gone down for the last two quarters. We are now talking about recession in that sector even know Housing Construction has been doing reasonably well. It means there isnt much investment, not much Infrastructure Spending so construction companies. Look at the third runway, its still not happening. I lot of Infrastructure Projects that should be happening isnt occurring and that is a serious problem for the economy as a whole because it suggests that underlying these figures weve seen, there is some weak Investment Sentiment suggesting that we may see the final quarter not being very bright. But all in all, decent figures, 0. 4 . When we add it up and averaging it out. What are the vocations of that, specifically for Interest Rates, because weve been getting some heavy hints from the bank of england that we may be in for a rise next week. Is that how you see it after these figures . dont think they should raise rates but it is likely that they will because they will find themselves in a corner by saying that when things get normalised, the bit of the economy they will do something about, Interest Rates, we may see them going back to where they were just before the referendum. They cut rates by a quarter of 8 because of concerns the Financial Sector and Financial Stability after the referendum. Putting it back there where it was before makes some sort of sense but i think actually it will send quite a lot of signals to consumers who have borrowed hugely. This data we have today shows that we are doing well. That is because the consumer has borrowed hugely, gone out spending in these areas, the service side and borrowed hugely in order to do that and that has become a serious issue. If they are worried about Interest Rates now making what they have borrowed the unaffordable and if businesses which have survived so long with low rates find that we are going to a different environment and then we should worry about the indications. So you dont think the rates should go so you dont think the rates should 9 up so you dont think the rates should go up but you think that they will. Thank you forjoining us. Half of all british women, and a fifth of men, have been sexually harassed at work or a place of study according to a survey carried out by the bbc. Of the women who said they had been harassed, nearly two thirds said they didnt report it to anyone. Adina campbell has been looking at the findings. Inappropriatejokes. U nwa nted messages unwanted messages or e mails. 0bscene behaviour. Unwelcome sexual advances. Just some examples of Sexual Harassment which women and men have faced, according to a survey for bbc 5 live. Emily was sexually assaulted during a Job Interview at the age of 16. The man who abused her was in his 50s. I was frozen, i didnt know what to do with myself. And then i thought i was in the wrong. When i left, i couldnt process what actually happened. I remember ringing a couple of friends and asking if things were normal. And it got fed through to teachers and then my parents, and we did end up reporting it. The survey found more than half of women have experienced Sexual Harassment at work or in a place of study. Around two thirds of men and women who had been harassed said they did not report it. And more women than men said they were targeted by a boss or senior manager. In the last couple of weeks, the scale of this type of abuse has been shared on social media, after allegations of Sexual Assault by the hollywood producer harvey weinstein. Since then, women and men have been sharing their own personal stories using the hashtag metoo, a campaign that dates back more than a decade. My ultimate goal is to make sure this is notjust a moment, that this is definitely a movement and we will continue to raise our voices, we will continue to disrupt and continue to tell our stories until we are heard and until we move the needle. Politicians here are also now making a stand. So many things have happened to me, and im only 40. I do think we need to be saying if so many women are coming forward and saying this is part of their daily lives, what are we all doing about it . Who are the people doing this, why do they think its ok . What are we doing to say this is not a culture, this is not a crime that were going to tolerate . The survey also found that one in ten women who had been harassed left theirjob or place of study something businesses, schools and colleges, will be hoping to change. Adina campbell, bbc news. Posts by a celebrity, on the social media app snapchat, have been found to have broken advertising rules. Marnie simpson, whos appeared on the programme geordie shore, had uploaded images of products shed been paid to promote, but didnt indicate they were adverts. Its the first case of its kind involving the app, as our media editor amol rajan explains. Marnie simpson is the quintessential modern media phenomenon a reality tv star who uses her fame to build a commercially valuable brand on social media. So commercially valuable, indeed, she was paid to promote a brand of contact lenses and a teeth whitening product called diamond whites on snapchat, the social media platform that is hugely popular among young people. But because neither she nor the brands made it clear that it was an advert on snapchat, it has incurred the wrath of britains advertising regulator. Ads have got to be obviously identifiable as ads, and if brands do a deal with celebrities or social influencers, where they pay them and they insist that they promote positive messages, a post that results from that is an ad and it needs to be properly labelled. Marnie simpson declined to comment but in a statement diamond whites said it was disappointed by the ruling and would ensure that adverts and promotions with all influences make the necessary standards. Would you guys be able to tell that that was an advert . No. What does that look like to you . If you saw that on snapchat, what would you think of . Just like a friend trying to show that theyre getting whiter teeth. Youre advertising something, so you have to let people know and notify them, yeah, yeah, they should be told. Snapchat is one of the Fastest Growing platforms in britain, with around 10 million users most of them under 35. Big Technology Companies generally dont like new rules governing their behaviour, but its clear that regulators are increasingly worried about the use of social media, notjust by foreign powers trying to influence elections, but also celebrities pushing products without being clear about their true motive. Before i get into this review, i want to disclose that this is not an unbiased review. Good practice means being transparent. Other celebrities do often flag up their links to brands or companies. Regulators want compliance with their code to become the norm, and that means celebrities have to play by the rules. Amol rajan, bbc news. Earlier i spoke to craig jones, director of communications at the Advertising Standards Authority and asked him about the significance of the asa ruling. Its the first of its kind on snapchat which is a new platform but social Media Advertising is a growing part of what we do. The key thing is that these celebrities are followed because people are interested in their original opinions. If what they are saying is controlled by an advertiser or brand and theyve ta ken controlled by an advertiser or brand and theyve taken money and entered into a transaction to say it, that isnt their opinion, thats advertising and they need to be upfront with people and make it obviously identifiable as advertising. It strikes me that it must be very hard to monitor this. Snapchat particularly, these things disappear so quickly. There is an avalanche of stuff, notjust on snapchat but all social media. How do you at the asa monitor this stuff . Consumers can bring complaints and it sometimes only ta kes complaints and it sometimes only takes one complaint to see the advert banned and we have officers who practically monitor this kind of thing. The encouraging sign is that some influences are telling us about their colleagues falling short of these standards. All they have two saiss ad to say is ad to make it clear. Some have fallen short. We are embedding this message among the influencers and celebrities. We arent happy but we think they are going in the right direction. So its about people being upfront and honest . Its incredibly easy, ad is the way of doing it. We are talking to the talent agencies and agents to make sure they are aware of the rules. Ultimately its good for the celebrities because its about trust between their followers and the influencer and if people are being advertised to without their knowledge they feel taken for granted. To maintain that trust, celebrities must do better and that is what today bosman ruling is about. And that is what todays ruling. The headlines on bbc news the british economy grew more than expected paving the way for a rise in Interest Rates next week. The brexit secretary says parliament will get a vote on brexit before the uk leaves the eu, despite this morning implying it may not. The wife of an Army Sergeant accused of attempting to murder her tells a court she lied to police about his actions to get her own back. The winner of the Riba Stirling prize for architecture will be announced on tuesday next week. Among those in the running to be named the uks best new building are a block of flats with wicker balconies, a dockyard redevelopment and a new college campus. Well be having a look at all the hopefuls over the next few days. Today, we look at barretts grove in london. Our client was a speculative housing developer, he is interested in something that tends to be relatively generic on the market, and barely Cost Effective to ensure his return. The challenge is can we build housing that is fairly economic order to build, fairly Cost Effective and quite quick to grab also has tactile qualities and details that sees it being preserved . We challenged the client to break away from the generic convention of plastering walls and conventional construction to using cross laminated timber. Not just a superstructure but the internalfinish. If you can keep timber exposed internally, it is already Something Different from what you find in speculative development. The next step to that is how you detail it. There are a number of details that reveal that structure. And other elements, internal smaller details current tactile details, that respond to that. The thing about living in this space is the wood. More than anything it is a comforting, welcoming material to come home to. But outsiders brickwork is beautiful but when you come into the space it is warm in the winter and cool in the summer. It is a lovely environment to be in. More on the sad news, the death of fats domino, a pioneer of rock and roll who has died at the age of 89. 0n the line is dwight payne, who has worked at the house of blues in new orleans for 23 years and knew fats domino. Thank you forjoining us. How significant was fats domino in the music, rock and roll, blues and jazz . I think that fats was one of those pioneers, he started at the bottom and he rose to the top. He brought in innovations in music that will last a long time after hes gone. He wasjust will last a long time after hes gone. He was just fantastic, a fantastic museum, fantastic person fantastic musician. I had the opportunity to actually talk to him several times. He was a great individual. What was he like . A very kind hearted person, he loved to teach young people about the music business and he was just a fabulous person. He was magnanimous, he treated everyone well. Just a great quy treated everyone well. Just a great guy, a great, great guy. He was such a loyal son of new orleans, wasnt he, because he lived there for so many years. He didnt move away and even during Hurricane Katrina he was there. At one stage he was reported to have been killed in Hurricane Katrina, but actually he was rescued. He was rescued. He loved the neighbourhood where he grew up, the neighbourhood where he grew up, the lower ninth quarter in new 0 rlea ns, the lower ninth quarter in new 0rleans, which was practically destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. And back then his favourite colour was pink, he had a pink cadillac. He did his house, it is where he grew up, where he lived, and it is fantastic. He would run around and speak to everyone, it is just a fantastic individual, a Great Neighbour and a great friend, he was just awesome, he was an awesome guy. Great friend, he was just awesome, he was an awesome guy. We are looking at pictures of him now, he was always playing his music with a smile on his face. Is absolutely, that was the anniversary concert. 0ne that was the anniversary concert. One of those fantastic nights that weve had here. The most amazing thing was actually that he was a lwa ys thing was actually that he was always smiling. Putting his piano on the stage, getting it in place. When he was playing, he stood up and he bumped the piano across the stage with his legs. It was amazing, ive never seen with his legs. It was amazing, ive never seen anything like that. The influence so many other musicians, even musicians like the beatles like the who were influenced by him. All of these guys, they followed his footsteps, they all got together and created some fantastic music. Thank you for being with us, it is great to get your memories of the man, fats domino, who has died at the age of 89. Hundreds of thousands of fish are being sifted out of one of the largest reservoirs in the midlands. Its to make way for essential Maintenance Work on bittell reservoir in worcestershire. The operation will take two weeks, and cost hundreds of thousands of pounds. Sima kotecha has the story. It usually holds a billion litres of water, to feed into neighbouring canals and rivers, but up at bittell reservoir, nestling on the edge of rural worcestershire, is being drained for urgent repairs. The fish, however, wont be left high and dry. Today, a rescue mission is underway to make sure they stay alive during the process. Theres bream in here definitely. Large nets are being deployed to capture them and its costing tens of thousands of pounds, so why do it . Fish are an important part of the ecosystem. Theyre food for birds like herons, kingfishers, and even perhaps the occasional otter would visit here as well, so its important that we save the fish. But wading through the thick silt and handling the slippery, often aggressive fish can be challenging. Weve we had hundreds of pike but this certainly isnt the biggest, weve had fish to nearly 20 lbs, so nearly double the size of this. Is there a danger some of them might die in the process . If theres any Underlying Health issues with the fish, then possibly, yes, but the mortality rate is very small for what were doing. Once they re caught, theyre put into slings, weighed and placed in tanks before being taken to their new home. Well, hundreds of thousands of fish have already been moved from here to other rivers and canals across the region, thousands of fish still remain. These fish were netted yesterday. Here weve got bream and pike. Theyve also caught at least 30 eels, a critically endangered species at risk of extinction. The last time this reservoir was drained with almost 100 years ago. All that comes with emptying waterway might raise questions about whether its absolutely necessary. You imagine if the Waterway Network is a body and the waterways are the veins, and this reservoir really is the heart that pumps the water to the body, so its absolutely essential that these reservoirs are fit for purpose. As for the fish, were told most will be brought back once the reservoir is running again, and that is likely to be late year. Sima kotecha, bbc news, worcestershire. Time for a look at the weather. Good evening, everyone. We started with a bit of cloud in the south east but it eased away and not a bad day for most of us. Some cloud in the far north west but more sunshine. A weather front that was in the south is going to drift further north through the night and that will introduce more cloud. Yes, a beautiful sunset in somerset but it shows the sun reflecting on the cloud that is arriving. Further north, clear skies over parts of scotla nd north, clear skies over parts of scotland and Northern Ireland and maybe the far north of england and you may see the aurora. We start off rather windy, further south the weather front will introduce more cloud and light and drizzly rain and perhaps some coastal and hillfort. 0vernight lows in double digits hill fog. Right in the morning. In the north, that is, but in the south, cloudy and dull and it may stay like that across much of inland and wales through the day, the cloud thick enough for some drizzle. In the south west, slowly brightening skies into the afternoon and quite mild with it, 1618, skies into the afternoon and quite mild with it, 16 18, really good for the time of year but further north when you have sunshine, a bit fresher. The cold air is going to win out on friday, the weather front easing away, High Pressure building and wind from the north to the west and wind from the north to the west and then its going to feel cold. A cold start and a cold afternoon on friday. By the time we get into saturday, we keep the fresher field but may be more cloud on saturday and then into sunday, things will start to change again, High Pressure drifting to the south west and we see a northerly wind kicking in and strengthening, so gales are likely an exposed scottish coasts, running down the north sea, feeling really quite cold. Sheltered south western area perhaps not quite as bad but worth bearing in mind that on sunday it will be dry but it is going to be cold, especially factoring in the wind, and top temperatures of nine in scotland and running down the coasts. More in half an hour. Hello, im ros atkins, this is 0utside source. Kenyas election is on. 0pposition leader raila 0dinga has failed to stop it happening and now wants a boycott. That means president Uhuru Kenyatta is certain to win. Whats not certain is how kenyans will react to that. More moments of huge importance in china. Xijinping appears to be looking beyond another five years in power. Bbc chinese tell us how we know. The bbc has lodged an urgent complaint at the United Nations against iran over its treatment of bbc persian staff. One of my colleagues from bbc persian on set to give us their first hand account. And well look at how a Small Business in the us state of montana, secured a contract worth hundreds of millions of dollars, to rebuild puerto ricos power network