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24/10/2011
Libya's 'revolutionary doctor' on why he risked his life to treat rebel fighters
Extraordinary personal stories from around the world.
Today, Mohamed Al-Murabit, the Libyan doctor who treated rebel fighters who were being refused care in hospitals taken over by Colonel Gaddafi's troops. Now he wants to set up a political party.
Plus, a Sierra Leonean teacher who fled Libya during the battle to oust Colonel Gaddafi.
Also, a Japanese woman who defied her family's wishes to help tsunami victims.
And, the British grandmother who survived her own 'James Bond moment'.
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