on their way out of khartoum almost a week ago now, muhammad and his colleagues were robbed at knife point, losing the few possessions they tried to salvage from the conflict. my mobile, some money and my laptop was with me. so you are here just with your clothes? yes, just the clothes. now, within moments of finding safety, they are all fast asleep. andrew harding, bbc news, port sudan. well, the uk evacuations from an air strip near khartoum have now ended. in the last hour, another flight carrying british nationals fleeing sudan, landed back in the uk from cyprus, at stansted airport in essex. and an extra evacuation flight has been arranged from port sudan tomorrow. 0ur correspondent, sanchia berg is at the foreign office here in london.
because many wonder if they will ever come back. a tug boat ride out of port sudan. muhammad soon chokes up. others seem lost in their thoughts. out to sea, the waves are much bigger now, which means one last nerve racking ordeal. clambering onto a saudi arabian warship one by one. on their way out of khartoum almost a week ago now, muhammad and his colleagues were robbed at knife point, losing the few possessions they tried to salvage from the conflict. my mobile, some money and my laptop was with me. so you are here just with your clothes? yes, just the clothes. now, within moments of finding safety, they are all fast asleep. andrew harding, bbc news, port sudan. and andrew has just arrived
i said, can we please just go home? it has ruined it now and even if we did get in it wouldn t be the same, so that s why we ended up going in the end. for many of those who made it to their seats, the relief of finding safety eclipsed the game itself. i just barely watched certainly the first half of the game of football. i remember none of it. nobody inside the stade de france from liverpool cared about the match. everybody looked like ghosts. you could see the sort of emotional exhaustion and fear. the final whistle blew. liverpool lost 1 0. riot police formed a line in front of liverpool fans. as they left the stadium, they found themselves in danger yet again. i was already an emotional wreck from what i had witnessed and, you know,
i said, can we please just go home? it has ruined it now and even if we did get in it would be the same, so that s why we ended up going in the end. for many of those who made it to their seats, the relief of finding safety eclipsed the game itself. i just barely watched certainly the first half of the game of football. i remember none of it. nobody inside the stade de france from liverpool cared about the match. everybody looked like ghosts. you could see the sort of emotional exhaustion and fear. the final whistle blew. liverpool lost 1 0. riot police formed a line in front of liverpool fans. as they left the stadium, they found themselves in danger yet again. i was already an emotional wreck from what i had witnessed
hopes of finding safety my heart breaks for them because they were not the first priority. they re in my heart forever. i don t know what else to say. reporter: so look, there is no doubt these immigrants were helped out by the people here on martha s vineyard. they even raised money here on the vineyard and across the country to help them out going forward. a substantial amount, almost $200,000 as of today that will help them going forward. but all these migrants we spoke to had legal issues going forward. most if not all of them are claiming asylum because they are fleeing oppression in venezuela, and they ve had a very difficult journey so far. sending them to martha s vineyard only complicated that very long journey. don. thank you, miguel. appreciate that. i want to bring in now senior