that was historian, dr kenneth mufuka talking to our witness team. lombok. it happened early in the morning when many people were sleeping. many people were damaged —— hurt. more protests are expected in russia on sunday over a proposed rise in the pension age for men and women. they come a day after demonstrations organised by the communist party — and will be led by the liberal opposition. the government wants to raise the pension age from 60 to 65 for men. 55 to 63 is the proposed raise in pension age for women in russia. russian men have a life expectancy ofjust 66 according to the world health organisation, women fare a bit better, with a life expentancy age of 77. opponents of the changes argue people won't live long enough to enjoy their pensions if the changes are passed. lebo diseko has more. a rare sight in vladimir putin's russia, thousands on the streets of moscow challenging proposed pension reforms. this sign and the skeleton with it expressing theirfears. "worked all his life but did not get his pension." translation: sadly a significa

that was historian, dr kenneth mufuka talking to our witness team.fter maintaining his overall lead on the penultimate stage of the race, a 31km time trial. he came third during saturday's time trial but still has a 1 minute and 51 second advantage over his nearest rival. the four—time winner, chris froome, will finish the race in third place. joe curry has more from paris. a maiden tour de france title in his sights with a lead ofjust over two minutes, giraffe thomas would never get a better chance to be crowned champion, something no welshman had ever achieved. —— geraint. just a 31 kilometre time trial stood between him and sporting immortality. chris froome started the day in fourth. his hopes forjoint record fifth title realistically over before today's stage. world time trial champion and the biggest threat to thomas' crown, tonder malone, went faster yet. the vultures were circling but the title was within thomas' grasp. not even a slipup would deter him, and while his legs started to show the strain, he was able to do in. it wasjust a whirlwi

well let's stay with that story now — dr kenneth mufuka is a zimbabwean historian who grew up ten milesty in the south—eastern hills of zimbabwe near the town of masvingo. it is now a unesco world heritage site. dr kenneth mufuka tells bbc witness about how its ancient structures have been used as a political tool by generations of ruling elites. this is one of the most remarkable sites in africa. these are the corridors of power of an agent to consider the —— ancient civilisation. this is great zimbabwe. everybody in power want to control history. the europeans said the africans did not build the ruins. it belonged to someone, the arabs, the queen of sheba, anybody else except the africans. it was the greatest civilisation out of egypt. it carried about 10,000 people. that was quite a large city. it was also a scene of religion and the economy as zimbabwe. it could be traced as far back as 11 hundredths. i was raised about ten miles away from stock i was obsessed with history so i visited it as a child. there was a tourist, blacks were not allowed there. but we just turned up and if th