mishal husain is on the cover, choosing this group of these senior reporters, editors, producers, et. she's complaining about having been harassed or anything but i guess she's part of this group that women are able to go to, or they are able to go to an upper managerand to, or they are able to go to an upper manager and savour the problem here, this needs... the bbc has released a statement saying we can't comment on individuals but treat any allegation seriously and have processes in place for investigating them. that's the thing, isn't it, you've been talking about. your own experience. i was talking about how this was essentially par for the course, a little bit of sexual harassment. i say a little bit of sexual harassment, because that was how you were made to feel when you complained and they said, they'd use words like, don't be silly, get a sense of humour for goodness' sake. then we go on to the meyler. you've got procedures in place where women can complain but you still got this kind of thing going on, allegedly. . this story is amazing to me. it's so... this story is amazi

at ten o'clock mishal husain will be here with a full round up of the day's news., our world: in the shadow of "el che". his is probably the most recognisable face in latin america. perhaps one of the most iconic images in the world. synonymous with youthful rebellion, with socialism, with revolution. but today, 50 years after the death of che guevara, what does he mean in a fast—changing cuba? as the communist—run island evolves, some see his example as more relevant than ever. others see a different future ahead, one that breaks with the indoctrination and intolerance of the past. i have spent the past few years living on this fascinating island at a period of great upheaval and want to know what el che means today. it's the start of another school day in cuba's capital, havana. and the seconds are ticking down to assembly at nicolas estevanez primary school in the city's vedado district. it's one of countless schools across the island in which the memories and achievements of the country's independence heroes are marked every day by children in their distinctive

coming up next is the network tea—time news from mishal husain. and spain isjust one. we understand we have a problem with the relationship between spain and catalonia, but this is not the way to solve this. theresa may says she‘s ‘resilient‘ and determined to carry on as prime minister, as one of her predecessors calls her critics ‘self—absorbed‘. the gene test that could cut the numbers of women having surgery because of their breast cancer risk. and lewis hamilton closes in on the formula one world title with a win at the japanese grand prix. good afternoon. a pro—unity rally has brought hundreds of thousands of people onto the streets of barcelona, to protest against plans for the region to declare independence from spain. the crowds were addressed by spanish celebrities and politicians — who they say represent the silent majority that rejects separatism. the protest comes a week after the catalan government went ahead with a referendum on independence —— and with the catalan parliament due to discuss the situation on tuesday. our corresponden