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And won't be used to evacuate british nationals. there are people here from many countries propelled by fear that once the ceasefire ends, the conflict will only intensify. caroline hawley, bbc news, larnaca. alex vines has led the africa programme at chatham house since 2002. he says the three day ceasefire that's just expired was precarious, but an improvement. it allowed for evacuation of british nationals and others eligible to come to the uk as you've been reporting.

A british warship has arrived in port sudan, but the government says it's for command and control and won't be used to evacuate british nationals. there are people here from many countries propelled by fear that once the ceasefire ends, the conflict will only intensify. caroline hawley, bbc news, larnaca. caroline, a desperate situation, clearly, but there may be some good news on the ceasefire tonight. that's right. there may be. we wait to see what happens. officials have always said that the airlift from sudan to cyprus will continue as long as is operationally feasible and people trying to...

Only the british citizens who hold a passport where allowed, and i was begging him, this is immediate family. this is war, this is war. those vulnerable kids, they should be allowed to come in with me. they were already 12 metres away from the aeroplane. this is where their family are now stranded. the scars are everywhere of ten days of a vicious power struggle between two sudanese generals. a city where food, drinking water and medical supplies are all precious commodities, but where fighters have made life cheap. and so, from various points in sudan, an ever—growing exodus. this is a call...

They should be allowed to come in with me. they were already 12 metres away from the aeroplane. this is where their family are now stranded. the scars are everywhere of ten days of a vicious power struggle between two sudanese generals. a city where food, drinking water and medical supplies are all precious commodities, but where fighters have made life cheap. and so, from various points in sudan, an ever—growing exodus. this is a call from port sudan. we spoke to a british man, gary. he's managed to get to port sudan airport, where he says several countries are flying their nationals out. s...

To that air base. and then there is the problem of what happens when the ceasefire ends. for the attention being given to foreign nationals, if the stees fire breaks down tomorrow, we could be in for something much graver. the un is warning that as many as a quarter of a million people could be on the move. we have already seen 10 or 20,000 who have fled outside of sudan's borders. that situation could get worse. andrew mitchell, the foreign office minister, said it is essential that a further ceasefire is arranged. i assume there are efforts going on to try and achieve that, but we just don't...