All Sections
Scotland's National Newspaper
Edit Account-Sign Out
My AccountSign Out
BREAKING
Holly Willoughby shares emotional message with This Morning viewers
Lewis Capaldi cancels shows and appearances in emotional statement
Princess Eugenie gives birth to second child - shares picture and name
BA staff hit by cyber security breach with personal information hacked
Bournemouth beach deaths inquest: Children died of drowning
How to run internet speed test as Virgin Media broadband goes down

Sudan

Smoke billows behind buildings in southern Khartoum. Picture: AFP via Getty Images

Scot who led rescue of Britons fleeing Sudan war reveals ‘harrowing stories’

Liz Tait British said some of her experiences of helping those caught up in the violence in Sudan would 'live with me forever'. Picture: Mile 91/ Elaine Livingstone

Scots aid worker tells of 'heartache' at families torn apart by Sudan violence

The evacuation of British Nationals onto an awaiting RAF aircraft at Wadi Seidna Air Base in Khartoum, Sudan at the weekend.

Additional flight to evacuate Britons from Sudan today

The Sudanese Junior Doctors Association UK estimate that approximately 74 NHS doctors are trapped in Sudan.

Foreign NHS doctors will not be evacuated from Sudan by UK

Thousands of British nationals in Sudan have been warned that there is no guarantee on further evacuation flights once the ceasefire expires on Thursday night.

No guarantee on UK evacuation flights once Sudan ceasefire ends - James Cleverly

Photo issued by the Ministry of Defence (MoD) of UK nationals disembarking from an A400M transport plane at Larnaca International Airport in Cyprus. The first flight evacuating UK civilians from Sudan landed at the airport, with 39 people on board.

More than 200 UK nationals being evacuated from Sudan

People evacuated from Sudan arrive at a military airport in Amman. Foreign Secretary James Cleverly has said the UK is contacting British nationals directly with routes for an evacuation out of Sudan. (Photo by KHALIL MAZRAAWI/AFP via Getty Images)

UK citizens begin to be evacuated from Sudan amid fragile truce

Smoke billows over Sudan's capital Khartoum. Credit: Getty

Brits in Sudan to be evacuated on a ‘vulnerability basis’

People evacuated from Sudan arrive at a military airport in Amman on 24 April 2023 (Photo: KHALIL MAZRAAWI/AFP via Getty Images)

Evacuation flights begin to bring British nationals home from Sudan

Violence in Sudan between two opposing forces has seen deadly shooting and shelling in the capital city of Khartoum.

SNP suggest British nationals in Sudan ‘abandoned without a plan’ as war rages

People evacuated from Sudan arrive at a military airport in Amman, Jordan. Picture: AFP via Getty Images

Edinburgh family says they have been ‘abandoned’ in Sudan by British Government

A pan-continental force is to be set up to tackle rebellions and coups d'etat in Africa. Picture: UN/Reuters

Regional African force created to tackle coups, wars

Refugee level hits an 11-year high, says UN

South Sudan asks ex-ministers for $4bn to be returned

Fighting ‘may make food crisis worse’

Genocide arrest warrant for Sudan's president

Teddy bear teacher escapes the lash but gets 15 days' jail and deported

John Duncan

UN pleads for record £2.7bn aid

Fears of religious strife as Sudan violence continues

Sudan yields and arrests officials for Darfur atrocities

Latest Sudan air force bombing of Darfur village kills 100

Darfur violence still unabated

No safety, no justice no action: how Sudan has failed its people

UN takes the path of least resistance

The Scotsman Top Stories

First Minister of Scotland Humza Yousaf tries his hand at hedge trimming during campaigning in Pollok (Pic: Robert Perry/PA Wire)

Deposit return scheme on the brink as Alister Jack rejects call for concessions

Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown during a 'Making Britain Work For Scotland' rally

Gordon Brown’s latest ‘save the Union’ plan faces reality check

Has the UK Government turned into a 'Just Say No' machine?