or woman of this noble country to continue leading our dear nation and help it pass through what s left of the transition period to a civilian democratic country. mr hamdok was speaking after two people were shot dead during demonstrations in the city of omdurman. in the capital, khartoum, security forces fired tear gas canisters and stun grenades at tens of thousands of protesters outside the presidential palace. emmanuel igunza reports. a new year, but the same defiant message. these protesters want an end to military involvement in politics in sudan and for full civilian government to take over power. from early morning, heavily armed security forces cordoned off the capital, khartoum. roads and bridges leading into the presidential palace were sealed off.
translation: i have tried my best to stop the country - from sliding towards disaster. sudan is crossing now a dangerous turning point that threatens its whole survival. i have decided to give back the responsibility and announce my resignation as prime minister, to give a chance to another man or woman of this noble country to continue leading our dear nation and help it pass through what s left of the transitional period to a civilian democratic country. mr hamdok was speaking after two people were shot dead during demonstrations in the city of 0mdurman. in the capital, khartoum, security forces fired tear gas canisters and stun grenades at tens of thousands of protesters outside the presidential palace. emmanuel igunza reports. a new year, but the same defiant message. these protesters want an end to military involvement in politics in sudan
labour says there still isn t enough focus on fresh air in classrooms, though. we ve known now for 18 months that it will be essential to make sure that classrooms are properly ventilated, yet all we ve seen from the government are 7,000 devices to be rolled out across hundreds of thousands of classrooms across england. itjust isn t good enough. ministers will look at rules about masks in schools again at the end of the month. catherine burns, bbc news. sudan s political future is in turmoil after prime minister abdalla hamdok announced his resignation just six weeks after being reinstated as part of a political agreement with the military. in a televised speech on sunday, mr hamdok said the country was at a dangerous turning point that threatens its whole survival . sudan s forces of freedom and change said mr hamdok s resignation was a direct result of the military coup. emmanuel igunza reports.
canisters and stun grenades at tens of thousands of protesters outside the presidential palace. emmanuel igunza reports. a new year, but the same defiant message. these protesters want an end to military involvement in politics in sudan and for full civilian government to take over power. from early morning, heavily armed security forces cordoned off the capital, khartoum. the roads and bridges leading into the presidential palace were sealed off. but, undeterred, the protesters marched on, but only so far. they were quickly dispersed by security forces. translation: revenge is something generally i associated with any military coup. this will only push the sudanese youth to continue their path to achieving all their demands. just last week, six protesters were shot dead by police. hundreds of others were injured, some critically. this has further