Tonight at ten, we have a special report, on the desperate scramble, to escape sudan. more evacuations by sea of foreign nationals, as the warring factions allow a ceasefire, so thousands can escape. a moment of relief for these people but also for the sudanese a very bittersweet moment because many wonder if they will ever come back. tonight, the last british nationals flown out of the capital khartoum, arrive back in the uk, via cyprus. the uk government says there ll be another flight tomorrow for british nationals, from port sudan. also tonight. nurses at some hospitals in england have begun a 28 hour strike. nhs leaders warn the public to use
The challenge ahead for the monarchy, and what the british people really think of the new king. scary moments as people are rushing to escape sudan, and plane was shot at as it was trying to evacuate people from khartoum. details straight ahead. you know you have a team behind you that can help yoyou. not having to worry about the fufuture makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody. dry skin is seitive skin, too. and it s natural.
Already suffered so much in recent years. who welcomes the ceasefire agreed between the parties. we urge all parties to fully respect it. questions still remain about the speed of the british response. and there are now fears the airfield near khartoum being used by the raf is starting to break up because of the number of planes that have been using it, adding yet more uncertainty to an already volatile situation. simon jones, bbc news. we can speak to our reporter nick garnett, who s at larnaca airport in cyprus, where sudan evacuees have been leaving for the uk. good morning. we heard of the enormous relief there from some of those who had managed to escape sudan. , . , sudan. are we expecting flights toda ?
From where they re being flown to safety in cyprus. live to larnaca airport in cyprus. lewis vaughan jones is there for us. hello, samantha. in the last few minutes we have had these cultures arrive, the green one and the brown one in the distance, full of people who have managed to escape sudan. these are uk nationals who made it to that airfield just north of khartoum yesterday, were flown here to cyprus yesterday on those military aircraft, and they have been out of the airport staying in hotels and they have just arrived, as i said, in the last ten minutes or so, as i said, in the last ten minutes orso, pulled up as i said, in the last ten minutes or so, pulled up here and are now heading into the airport proper because they will get on a chartered flight back to the uk. i spoke to one gentleman in the last five minutes, talking about the relief that he is finally now going home, and i asked about thatjourney and what it has been like, and he did talk about the really difficult