Legislative win of his presidency. It sets out the biggest changes to the tax system in three decades. Republicans say it will boost growth and revive the economy, democrats argue it benefits americas richest and will inflate the deficit. The president s celebrations may be put off for another day, though, because a technicality with the wording of the bill means the lower house of Congress Must vote again later on wednesday. The bbcs david willis is in washington. Theyre still waiting on a senate vote on this bill tonight, but its unlikely all of this will change the outcome and every indication that President Trump will sign this controversial measure into law in the next few days, possibly as early as tomorrow. This bill includes permanent tax cuts for corporations and temporary tax cuts for individual american citizens. Nonetheless, around 80 of the American Population is expected to see some sort of tax cut starting from next year. Democrats, of course, are unanimously opposed to do this bill, they say its only the wealthy who really stand to benefit from it long term. And this is what the House Minority leader nancy pelosi had to say. This is the worst bill to ever come to the floor of the house, with stiff competition from some of the things theyve tried to do, the worst bill in history, because of the number of people it affects, the amount of money it sucks up to the higher income and the impact on our future deficits. Republicans, of course, see this as their finest hour. Its their first major piece of legislation passed in this trump presidency, despite the fact the republicans enjoy a majority in both houses of congress. This is what the house leader paul ryan had to say. On january 1, americans are going to wake up with a new tax code. In february theyre going to see witholdings go down so theyll see bigger paycheques. April 15 will be the last day they have to comply with the old bad system. This is a good day for america. This is a good day for workers. This is a great day for growth, and were very excited about this moment. Thank you. Paul ryan there of course, speaker of the house. David, a lot of this according to the economists depends on whether or not you believe in trickle down economics, whether something thats good for the wealthiest and for corporations works its way down through the economy. It does seem very likely that it will increase the deficit substantially and it seems likely they will be cuts in welfare, healthcare, Veterans Benefits to pay for it. Absolutely. Very interesting you mentioned trickle down economics, we havent heard that since the reagan years, but thats right, thats the the hope, despite ballooning the National Deficit here, putting an extra 1 trillion on the american debt, that this will boost the economy long term and pay for itself for precisely the reasons you mentioned there, trickle down economics. There are those, though, who are very dubious about that and believe this isjust going to put the American Economy into even more of a whole. Interestingly, given the fact the stock market here is booming, the economy is doing well, President Trumps Approval Rating is at an all time low. Normally a good economy means a good Approval Rating for a president but not in this particular case. David willis in washington. Theres plenty more detail and analysis on the republican tax bill, along with our other main stories, on our website, thats bbc. Com news. In her first broadcast interview, a former colleague of hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has told the bbc how she was warned about his behaviour and how she went on to warn other women, that he could behave in an inappropriate manner. But Zelda Perkins says matters escalated after he sexually assaulted a colleague and she accused him of attempted rape. Mr weinstein denies all allegations of non consensual sex. Our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson, has the story. To put this into context, this was 20 years ago, to put this into context, this was 19 years ago, 1998, Harvey Weinstein is at the peak of his powers, he was just about to release shakespeare in love, which would go on to win him an oscar the following year. Now, in september, 1998, his personal assistant in the uk, Zelda Perkins, who was then 2k, quit. Speaking to newsnight, she has explained why. She said shed endured a number of years of Sexual Harassment but then came the final straw. And it came to a head for you when he sexually assaulted, attempted rape, on your colleague . Yes, we were at Venice Film Festival and he tried to rape her. And what did you do . She was extremely distressed. She was shaking, very distressed, clearly in shock. Didnt want anybody to know, was absolutely terrified of the consequences, what would happen and. I spoke with her and tried to calm her for about half an hour and then i went straight downstairs to where harvey was having a business meeting on the terrace and told him he needed to come with me right away. For me to have broken into a meeting like that was very unusual and he did not question me, he got up and came with me straight away because he knew why, why i was angry and serious as i was. You accused him of attempted rape . Yeah, yeah. And he denied it . Yes. He said nothing at all had happened and he swore on the life of his wife and children, which was his best get out of jail card that he used quite a lot. The two women secured legal representation. They were hoping to bring down Harvey Weinstein by revealing his behaviour to the walt disney company, who owned his company, miramax, but the lawyers of the two women said this wasnt a realistic option and the only option was a damages agreement. Now, this agreemant was to include the creation of procedures at miramax and therapy for mr weinstein. Its not known if these stipulations were carried out. Zelda perkins signed a nondisclosure agreement, she received a sum of £125,000. In the interview on newnight, she calls for britain to follow the example of a number of us states and end the practice of allowing sexual assaults to be hidden behind nondisclosure agreements. A spokesperson for Harvey Weinstein says he unequivocally denies any allegations of non consensual sex. Colin paterson. And just to reiterate, in response to these allegations, a lawyer for Harvey Weinstein says he categorically denies engaging in any non consensual conduct or threatening behaviour. Lets take a look at some of the other stories making the news. The defeated candidate in president ial elections in honduras, salvador nasralla, has accepted an invitation for talks with the president , juan 0rlando hernandez. Mr nasralla has accused his rival of rigging the bitterly disputed elections. At least 14 people have been killed in street protests since last months vote. The Team Investigating the amtrak crash in seattle said the brakes we re crash in seattle said the brakes were automatically assigned. The cause of the accident is not yet established. Austrias new chancellor has travelled to brussels to reassure eu leaders that his government is committed to the bloc. Sebastian kurz, who leads the conservative peoples party, has entered into an alliance with the eurosceptic and anti immigration freedom party, sparking alarm in brussels. At least 12 tourists have died in a bus crash in the mexican state of quintana roo. They were travelling to visit a mayan ruin when the bus overturned. 0ur mexico correspondent, will grant, reports. The group on the bus was comprised of passengers from the united states, italy, sweden and brazil, as well as a driver and tour guides from mexico. The tourists had arrived in mexico on board a Royal Caribbean cruise ship and this, a visit to the beautiful mayan ruins of chacchoben, was meant to be a pleasurable day trip to see a little of the country. However, a dozen people were killed and many more injured when the bus overturned on the highway out to the ruins, south of the popular resort of tulum. Some of the injured have already been discharged but others have been treated in four different hospitals in the region. An investigation is underway as to the cause of the crash. Many of the coastal roads in that particular state of quintana roo are poor and potholed, especially on the southern road, down to the border with belize. However, for the time being, the authorities have made no comment as to what they think might have caused the bus to overturn. Will grant, bbc news. Doctors in bolivia have clashed with police after almost a month of strikes by the countrys healthcare workers. Riot Police Used Tear Gas in the confrontation. The walk outs in bolivias hospitals have led to long delays for patients, and thousands of cancelled operations. The doctors say new laws overseeing healthcare being proposed by the government are unfair. Andrew plant reports. Firing tear gas at protesters in bolivia on tuesday, police in riot gear, their opponents wearing white coats as doctors here take to the streets to challenge the government over proposed new laws governing in the healthcare industry. The doctors in bolivia have been on strike since november the 23rd. This clash with Police Taking place in the capital, la paz. Doctors are angry at proposals for a new criminal code they say will penalise professionals. Legislation designed, the government says, to protect people from negligence. Doctors say it could leave them jobless, bankrupt or even injail. Translation they are trying to create very unfair laws which put our current doctors at risk. They are laws which can put a doctor in prison, take away their assets and take away their title. This was the 26th day of strikes. Many thousands of bolivians have been affected, with hospitals struggling with admissions and patients facing long delays and cancellations. Doctors, joined by pharmacists too, have taken their protests to the street. Two sides throwing gas cannisters at each other over the flames on a public road. Meanwhile, the government has organised health fairs in the city, medical events that people can attend to get the treatment they need while negotiations with doctors continue. Andrew plant, bbc news. Stay with us on bbc news, still to come theres left overs and then theres left overs. Well tell you about the turkey bones that date back nearly 500 years. After eight months on the run, Saddam Hussein has been tracked down and captured by american forces. Saddam hussein is finished, because he killed our people, our women, our children. The signatures took only a few minutes but they brought a formal end to 3. 5 years of conflict, conflict that has claimed more than 200,000 lives. Before an audience of World Leaders, the president s of serbia, bosnia and croatia put their names to the peace agreement. The romanian border was sealed and silent today. Romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacre in timisoara from leaking out. From sex at the white house, to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteed bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. This is bbc news. The latest headlines Donald Trumps tax reforms look set to gain approval in both houses of congress, despite a last minute glitch over some of the small print. A former co worker of hollywood producer, Harvey Weinstein, has told the bbc how she was warned about his behaviour. The United Nations high commissioner for refugees has warned that the dadaab camp in kenya may not close soon. Filippo grande, who visited the camp on tuesday as part of a regional tour, said refugees are unwilling to repatriate back to somalia because of security and drought concerns. Only 32,000 refugees have voluntarily returned to somalia, leaving nearly a quarter of a Million People still in need of help at the camp. The bbcs ferdinand 0mondi reports from dadaab. These are the shelters that Somali Refugees have called home for years. Many were born and raised here. United nations says its now time for them to go back to their motherland, but thousands remain hesitant. The commissioner was here for a Progress Report on the repatriation process, and he was honest in his assessment. I am concerned, because, of course, dadaab is an old camp. Has been around for 26 years i think, Something Like that, from the 90s, and you know what happens, unfortunately, is that refugee situations that go on for a long time, it is more difficult to convince donors to support them after so many years. So we are struggling with resources. I think that our appeal to our donors is, dont give up on dadaab now. This camp, the population, the people of the camp continue to need help even if there are some possibilities of repatriation. Many people dont want to take those opportunities now. They should be free not to take those opportunities and to continue to be protected and assisted here. The host country wants this camp closed. They argue it has become a hideout from where militants have launched attacks across the country. Donors are also increasingly tightening their Purse Strings as they redirect their funds towards fresher and more pressing needs, like the myanmar crisis, but the un is appealing to World Leaders not to give up on dadaab just yet, arguing the need for humanitarian assistance is still very much alive. American scientists predict that before long it will be increasingly normal to start a new career in your 80s and to feel fit and healthy in body and mind, and increasingly normal to take on a new physical challenge in your 90s walking for miles with no aches or pains. The scientists are working on drugs that could help delay the way our bodies age, meaning well be able to do much more for longer. In the second of his reports on so called super agers, our medical correspondent fergus walsh has been to San Francisco and new york. New york public library, one of the citys grandest buildings, which has one of the citys oldest employees. Hilda jaffe is still going strong at 95, so whats her secret to a long life . Pick your parents, it really is. Its got to be genetic because both my parents lived long. Good morning, fergus, im glad you could meet me here in this absolutely beautiful room. Hilda gives tours of this Historic Building when shes not at the theatre, music concerts, opera or her two book clubs. I dont exercise, i walk, i walk a lot. If i had to give anybody advice i would say, just keep moving. Samples of hildas dna are stored in this freezer in the bronx, part of a study into longevity. They found only one in 10,000 people has protective superager genes, but say drugs might be able to help the rest of us. Metformin is an old, cheap diabetes drug, but a major trial is planned to see if it can delay ageing. I can get you 690 of those for 60. Scientists here believe it may slow the biological processes that trigger key diseases. We have data in humans that metformin would delay cardiovascular disease and will delay diabetes and is associated with less cancer, and seems to delay alzheimer or cognitive decline in people. Ageing is an inevitable process which begins as we reach adulthood and continues through the decades as our muscles, bones and organs gradually wear out. This Tai Chi Group in San Francisco show that we can delay that decline, it helps with balance, core strength and provides a social network. It makes me feel so young, i have so much fun. I feel like im in the kindergarten of the universe. My mother lived to 103. I dont desire to live that long, but i want to be as healthy as i can, as long as i can. Thats an ambition we can all share. Imagine a future where it didnt hurt to get old, where ourjoints didnt wear out . It would have a huge impact on our quality of life as we age. This Biotech Company in california has developed a drug to counter one of the key diseases of ageing, osteoarthritis. Human trials of this experimental compound should begin next year. This is an area of the cartilage that is now diseased, you can see the cartilage is damaged. It works by clearing cells which build up in the kneejoint, known as senescent cells, which may be a trigger for the painful condition. A single injection that we believe and hope will alleviate their pain and begin the restorative process in their knee to perhaps at least halt, regress and even completely repair the knee in the end is what our wildest hopes would imagine. That would mean more people could age like hilda, free of aches and pains and independent well into their 90s. Fergus walsh, bbc news, new york. Iamjust i am just having to resort to more make up what is a boy to do . The english writer, jane austen, put pen to paper 200 years ago with tales of romance and love. Her novels continue to find new fans all around the world and for one book club in pakistan theyve now devoted themselves entirely to the authors works. Heres their story. Really . You would marry mr darcy . Ina way i am the founder of the Jane Austen Society of pakistan. It started off as a Facebook Page and it was so much fun. Hands folded in front is a very regency pose, ladies. We discuss things and analyse things and draw parallels from our own lives. We see mr collins and mr elton, we see mr wickham and willoughby. We dont really see mr darcy very much. We would love to. For lizzie, overcoming prejudice in her life was the biggest hurdle. Its very easy for us, in the commonwealth and with our postcolonial legacy, to sort o