some looting. the number of casualties some looting. the number of casualties is some looting. the number of casualties is rising. some looting. the number of casualties is rising. here - some looting. the number of| casualties is rising. here staff some looting. the number of. casualties is rising. here staff at a local hospital struggled just to get into their workplace this morning. whilst army officers who support the country s de facto leader, general burhan, working to be seen visiting the injured. and the fighting is with trips now on the streets in the red sea city of port sudan, and reports of unrest elsewhere. despite international calls for a ceasefire, neither side is ready to back down. anne soy, bbc news. the time is almost 20 past six. our top story this evening. nhs n h s reveals nhs reveals the impact of the strikes byjunior doctors. procedures cancelled. and an historic bridge linking scotland and england over coming up on bbc news we ll tell you why sandhurst
is actually defending the russian interests in notjust sudan but all over, in the region. but it is about international race. a lot of interests are overlapping in sudan. we have different interests in different areas, so sudan is now a place of overlapping, intersection of these interests, and unless the sudanese people themselves will succeed to reach a point of a big consensus and change, they cannot, they will not defend the country, so they will not defend the country, so the russians are notjust supporting the russians are notjust supporting the rsf, the russians are actually
brunt of the fighting. there is nowhere safe to go. sedan is a majority muslim nation. ramadan is a time to travel to meet friends and family, but not now sudan is a majority muslim nation. we have seen bloodshed from both sides. we are just caught in the middle. you know, it isjust. this is our new normal now. middle. you know, it is ust. this is our new normal nomb middle. you know, it is ust. this is our new normal now. millions who de-end is our new normal now. millions who de end on is our new normal now. millions who depend on humanitarian is our new normal now. millions who depend on humanitarian aid - is our new normal now. millions who depend on humanitarian aid are - is our new normal now. millions who depend on humanitarian aid are notl depend on humanitarian aid are not receiving any. the majak d agoot said a four pause to allow for humanitarian access last week was breached. aid workers have been caught up in the clashes and world food programme has pulled out after
has been suspended since those allegations were made. detectives have asked anyone who can give any information to help them with this investigation to come forward. it is the early stages of this investigation. david stansbury is due to make his first appearance at court at plymouth magistrates on wednesday, but he has another serving officer facing allegations, being charged, it will be appearing in court at a time when there has been so much public concern up and down the country about the conduct, the behaviour and the attitudes of some members of the police. dan, thank you. head the head of the united nations has called for an immediate ceasefire in sudan as fierce fighting continues for a third day. at least 100 people have already died, many of them civilians, and the un says the humanitarian situation is now catastrophic. the fighting was sparked at the weekend by these two men vying for overall control in sudan s military. this is the head of the armed forces, general abdel f
and the airport. we don t have enough food for tomorrow. we only have drinking water for two days now, from now, and we are actually out of tap water. sudan is a majority muslim nation. ramadan is a time to travel and meet friends and family, but not now. aid workers have been caught up in the clashes. seven of them have been killed and others injured. the un says a four hour pause announced last evening to allow for humanitarian access was breached. unless there is a very immediate humanitarian truce for the people to get their needs, i think the people will be compelled to do some looting. the number of casualties is rising. here, staff at a local hospital struggled just to get into their workplace this morning.