First flight carrying British nationals has now left Sudan, Downing Street says - follow for live updates
As the UK mission to evacuate British nationals from Sudan gets under way, we take a look at some images of people from other countries who have managed to escape the conflict in the past 24 hours.Hundreds of nationals from many EU countries, including this elderly woman from Greece , have already been repatriated
Image caption: A number of Kenyan students have told the BBC they are struggling to escape Sudan. Here, some of the luckier ones - and a number of Somali citizens - arrive in NairobiThere were emotional scenes at Beirut international airport in Lebanon as a dozen of its citizens returned home from Sudan
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