The Latest Breaking News from Khartoum

An NHS doctor with her children describes scenes of chaos as thousands of desperate people wait to cross border in the heat with little food or water

World powers evacuated more people from Sudan on Wednesday in complex international operations prompted by an eruption of fighting that has sent thousands of foreigners and many more Sudanese people fleeing for safety

Munzir Salman was with his three children when Sudanese soldiers were ambushed by Rapid Support Forces officers outside his Khartoum block of flats.

Caught up in a conflict that flared during what was meant to be a brief trip to Khartoum, British-Sudanese author Rozan Ahmed spent days calling the UK embassy for advice until she finally took matters into her own hands and boarded a bus for Egypt.

UN estimates 100,000 people will flee Sudan conflict to Chad, which already hosts more than half a million refugees.

Tarig Babikir and Dr Ehab Al-Moubarak are trying to make their way to the Wadi Saeedna airstrip.

Warring factions observe fragile truce as foreign governments shutter embassies and race to evacuate their diplomats and citizens

Dual nationals are frustrated by their foreign embassies and make their own evacuation plans.

Retired NHS doctor shot in Khartoum cannot get to hospital and his daughter fears he could get sepsis – but he won’t leave his elderly mother because Britain will not evacuate her

Sudan's capital has resounded with gunfire and explosions, eroding a truce amid collapsing basic services and dwindling food supplies.

Six UK flights have evacuated 536 people from the war-torn nation, the Government has confirmed