in france and she explained the difficult situation at the family found itself in. our daughter. family found itself in. our daughter, as family found itself in. our daughter, as you - family found itself in. our daughter, as you said, i family found itself in. our daughter, as you said, is| family found itself in. oh daughter, as you said, isjust five. she had been spending four days with herfamily five. she had been spending four days with her family and friends who are french. she was due to fly back to join the rest of us in london last thursday. herflight rest of us in london last thursday. her flight was cancelled by they. she was rescheduled to fly on friday but that flight was also cancelled and she was subsequently booked to play out the day and as you can imagine that flight was cancelled. we are running into the fifth or sixth day that she has been stranded. sixth day that she has been stranded- sixth day that she has been stranded. ., , , ,, stranded. how is she copi
we re joined from montreal by professor khalid mustafa medani he s the chair of the african studies programme at mcgill university. he has written a book called revolutionary sudan and has family who are currently on the border between sudan and egypt as they attempt to flee the violence. thank you forjoining me on bbc news. let me ask you about your family. i news. let me ask you about your famil . ~ ., i. news. let me ask you about your famil . ~ ., ., , family. i know you have been speaking family. i know you have been speaking to family. i know you have been speaking to them, family. i know you have been speaking to them, if- family. i know you have been speaking to them, if you - family. i know you have been speaking to them, if you can| family. i know you have been - speaking to them, if you can just update us on what they have been saying to you? update us on what they have been saying to you? thank you for asking. the are saying to you? thank you for asking. they are
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