steve rosenberg, bbc news, khabarovsk.y events happening later. we start in pretoria where at 9am gmt, presidentjacob zuma is due to face tough questions in parliament. earlier this month, the supreme court of appeal ruled that the south african president must face charges of corruption, fraud, racketeering and money laundering. and a story that we have already been looking at this morning, here in london, we're expecting the bank of england interest rate decision today at midday. many economists have predicted that we will see the first rate rise sincejuly 2007. and keep an eye out later in the day for this — apple's fourth quarter results will be announced at 9pm gmt from its headquarters in california, while apple's new iphone x is available from friday. baseball, and the houston astros have won the world series for the first time in their history. they beat the los angeles dodgers in the deciding game. the astros came flying out of the blocks — racing to a five run lead by the end of the second inning. the dodgers did

he is home is khabarovsk in the russian far east. of russia and the cradle of the revolution is a world away. we are more than 6000 column on east saint petersburg. it would take bolsheviks five years in a brutal civil war before they conquer this area. the decisive battles was nearer khabarovsk. soviet decisive battles was nearer kha barovsk. soviet pathology decisive battles was nearer khabarovsk. soviet pathology painted the breadth of triumphant heroes. anti—communist white army deservedly crushed. but this version of history is crumbling. just like the battle site memorial to the red heroes. that is because the official view of the revolution has changed in russia will stop to those in power here today, red 0ctober will stop to those in power here today, red october is no longer a national celebration. in russia, is not only the future is an protect the ball. so with the past. that applies to the russian civil war. the russian revolution to almost any period of this country's history. so off than here, the past is rewritten, rei

the decisive battle was near khabarovsk, at volochayevka.at the local museum. soviet mythology painted the reds as triumphant heroes. the anti—communist white army, deservedly crushed. in songs and poems, in paintings and propaganda, the message was clear: "the reds were on the right side of history." but this version of history is crumbling. just like the battle site memorial to the red heroes in volochayevka. and that is because, as russia today re—interprets its history, the official view of the past is changing. and, as it changes, communist heroes become fallen idols, the tsar becomes a saint, and the great october socialist revolution, red october, becomes a darker chapter in russia's history. in this museum open to the public they display guns and bayonets unearthed from the forest. they try not to take sides, red or white. but not everyone welcomes that. back in his flat, liev shows me the commendation he got from josef stalin. at the age of 100, his view of history is unlikely to change. for me, this has been a journey notjust acros

steve rosenberg, bbc news, khabarovsk. fascinating stuff.being captured by the opponents of the so—called islamic state ? opponents of the so—called islamic state? that is the question raised by the case of a british man held by kurdish fighters. the parents of the man known as jihadi jack kurdish fighters. the parents of the man known asjihadi jack say not enough is being done by the uk government to bring him home. yes, john and sally have been charged with funding terrorism having said money to their son in syria and i have been speaking to them about their sonjack have been speaking to them about their son jack letts have been speaking to them about their sonjack letts and what they know about his whereabouts. we know he was charged last week by the kurds of belonging to is and the last time his mother spoke to him was injuly. last time his mother spoke to him was in july. he told us he's being held for months in solitary confinement, that he is receiving very little food. he is not allowed out of his cell at all. he used to be allowed o

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