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Dodging Bullets to Deliver a Baby
The female doctor running the last hospital in the Afghan city of Kunduz in conversation with Emily Webb
For the past year, gynaecologist Dr Marzia Salam Yaftali has been running the last-standing, public hospital in the Afghan city of Kunduz. The city has long been dangerous, but the stakes were especially high in 2015 when the Taliban attempted to recapture it. Marzia tells Outlook's Emily Webb about living through the siege.
Tudor Lakatos is a teacher from a small village in northern Romania but he's better known as Elvis Romano. He performs Elvis songs in the Roma language, on a mission to share Roma culture with the world.
In Rio de Janeiro violence between armed criminal gangs is on the rise and many schools are trapped in the crossfire. Music teacher Roberto Ferreira has developed an inspiring way to keep his primary school children calm.
Sammi Grant is an American dialect coach whose job it is to help actors get every accent right, from Filipino to Russian. She's visually impaired and says it helps her master different voices.
(Photo: Afghan doctor Marzia Salam Yaftali. Credit: Marzia Salam Yaftali)
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Emily Webb is the presenter of Outlook, the BBC World Service programme that focuses on extraordinary personal stories and the people behind the headlines. Emily has reported on stories ranging from groups of bikers helping tsunami survivors in Japan to diamond heist detectives in Antwerp. As winner of the 2018 Sue Lloyd Roberts Awards, she presented a series of pieces for radio and television about a group of volunteers rescuing people accused of witchcraft in Papua New Guinea. After graduating with a degree in Social Anthropology, Emily started out as a local radio reporter for BBC Somerset; she then worked in television before joining the BBC World Service in 2016. She lives in London.
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