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While on the lake, we were taken to one of myanmar�*s most revered pagodas. in the past, it wouldve been packed with visitors praying for good fortune. the crowds are much thinner now. a woman approached me and warned me to be careful. "its not safe since the coup," she said. "we wish we could go back to how it was before. its a forlorn hope. their military rulers keep telling them that there is no turning back. jonathan head, bbc news, inle lake, myanmar. the eus ambassador to sudan was attac...

And of course unsafe in the calls that i had this morning, with the generals, i made very clear that any attacks, threats, dangers posed to our diplomats were totally unacceptable >> but chris, its the people of sudan who are all too familiar with instability and violence that are paying the highest price. according to the sudanese health ministry, at least 272 people have been killed and another 2,600 injured in these latest clashes. >> thank you for that. now to ohio where right now, the commu...

Its just been the most enjoyable thing i could have done. a network of british cycling groups called breeze have seen the women make friends and explore on two wheels. today, cycling buddiesjoined in the celebratory ride and wejoined them en route as they extolled the virtues of two wheels. ill guarantee you wont look back. once youve done one ride you just get the bug and you love it. it may not have been the fastest ride, but as the friends made their way towards birmingham cathedral this afte...

Generals accept the ceasefire, it would help those civilians to go from the conflict area to a safe area. . , , �* area. that is the first time ive heard that. — area. that is the first time ive heard that, that _ area. that is the first time ive heard that, that the _ area. that is the first time ive heard that, that the army - area. that is the first time ive heard that, that the army has | heard that, that the army has accepted this call for a ceasefire. if it happens from six oclock from...

The regular army and the rival paramilitary Rapid Support Forces accused each other of failing to respect the US-brokered ceasefire.

He is not guilty. >> tonight gershkovich is back in prison and we wont see him till may when his next court appearance is scheduled. >> david: reporting from washington coming out to the deadly crisis in sudan calls for a 24-hour cease-fire shattered tonight. families trapped in their homes with the death toll rising including those three workers from the world food programme. abcs marcus more on the new fighting despite the experts were cease-fire. >> reporter: hope for a 24-hour cease-fire sha...

Cordes at the white house, thank you very much. there are growing concerns over the safety of americans inside the war-torn african nation of sudan. after a u.s. diplomatic convoy came under attack on monday. secretary of state anthony anthony lincoln said reports indicate the attackers were linked to a paramilitary group fighting against sudans army for control of the country. cbss debora patta reports from the region. >> reporter: a city of over 6 million people turned into this. [explosions] ...

From the kenyan capital, nairobi. every chance they get, sudanese are trying to flee the capital, khartoum, if only they can make it out alive. a 24—hour cease fire to allow families to reunite and aid to flow should be in force now. but there are reports still of gunfire and explosions. pressure is mounting on the warring generals to negotiate. some have been caught up in crossfire, like these engineering students of khartoum university who were forced to bury their flatmate in the back yard....

We are safe. the power has -- [explosion] out. that was something. you know, its like, i dont even know what it is anymore. >> reporter: the u.s. has urged americans in khartoum to stay indoors. secretary of state antony blinken said yesterday a clearly marked u.s. diplomatic convoy was fired on. nobody was harmed, but in calls with both generals, he said the action was reckless and irresponsible. >> i made very clear that any attacks, threats, dangers posed to our diplomats were totally unaccep...