now, her roots are a mix of industrial lancashire and zanzibar. she made her name in the black arts movement of the 1980s. she was the first black woman to win the prestigious turner prize. so what does her career tell us about race and culture in modern britain? lubaina himid, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. it's a great pleasure to be here at this exhibition, which you have curated. ijust wonder if it continues a theme that i see in so much of your work over a very long time — that is, trying to make visible people, communities, things which are so often invisible to most of us. would that apply to what you've done here? yes, i think i'm trying to do two things, probably more than two things, but i'm certainly trying to do two things. i'm trying to make a set of artists who are making really interesting work more visible. and i'm trying to show some of the things that those artists and i have seen, observed, discovered in manchester. rooted here in this place, so what do you think this exhibition tells us about manchester, its past and its prese

now, her roots are a mix of industrial lancashire and zanzibar.was the first black woman to win the prestigious turner prize. so what does her career tell us about race and culture in modern britain? lubaina himid, welcome to hardtalk.

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now, her roots are a mix of industrial lancashire and zanzibar. so what does her career tell us about race and culture in modern britain? lubaina himid, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. it's a great pleasure to be here at this exhibition, which you have curated. ijust wonder if it continues a theme that i see in so much

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program was also carried out in lugansk, filmed in moscow, kosovo, european countries and even in zanzibararetsky, victor voloshin, lead donetsk. the irkutsk perinatal center performed a complex operation on the eyes of a newborn child. doctors used laser for the first time. they treat the pathology of the eye, which is often found in... babiy found out what is unique in the new device. this baby was born premature 26 weeks. he was recently taken off the ventilator. at 3 months the boy learned to breathe on his own. his body weight is still extremely low, 790 g . an ophthalmologist examines the fundus of a small patient. the procedure is painless , doctors say, but it’s probably not the most pleasant. diagnosed with retina. this disease is often detected in premature babies and occurs due to immaturity of the eye structures. we look once a week, and if there are indications for surgical treatment, we complete the procedure within 72 hours. now, to operate on small patients with retinopathy, the doctors of the regional perinatal center will use new equipment in their arsenal; the latter has

we put in the roads and we got the roads we put in the submarine cable from benin, tanzania, to zanzibar. we we started rural electrification water project water projects for urban areas. this is us saying in the united states is fine, if this is what you want, fine. you have it. then of course to take the case of pmi. yeah. malaria. malaria here? yeah. president merida initiative. you know, we we are eight because malaria is the number one killer disease. it still is. and aids was competing with malaria, which would be number one. but then we are able to talk with with with pets. are we able to deal with malaria? are we to be able to deal with aids and? pmi were able to deal with with aids, with malaria. i was i was telling mark and i would say there these these men of the beds that that used to have malaria patients, empty beds. now and things to the major contribution that pmi is done so you have period of aids saving lives in pmi saving lives. you did a terrific job. my father. yes. right. you also also the other is the efforts that have been made on mother to mother to child transmi

with his program, also lugansk, filmed it in moscow, kosovo, european countries and even in african zanzibared a complex operation on the eyes of a newborn child, doctors for the first time used a laser, they treat the pathology of the eyes, which is often found in premature babies, what is unique in the new device was found out by babiy, this baby was born premature at 26 weeks, he was recently disconnected from mechanical ventilation, at 3 months the boy learned to breathe on his own, his body weight is it is still extremely low 790 g. an ophthalmologist examines the fundus of a small patient, the procedure is painless, doctors say, but probably not the most pleasant thing, they diagnosed early-stage retinopathy, this disease often detected in premature babies, it occurs due to the immaturity of the eye structures, we look once a week, and if there is an indication for surgery... we perform it within 72 hours. now , when doctors at the regional perinatal center operate on young patients with retinopathy, they will use new equipment ; a short-wave laser of the latest generation has appeared