amongst them abdalla sholgami, a british citizen and a london hotel owner, and his wife alaweya rishwanere next to the military hq. they were in the centre of khartoum. that area, you can't leave, you can't enter. there are snipers everywhere in that area. they were trapped here in their home, opposite the british embassy. thousands of miles away, her and and family were desperate to save their grandparents. we contacted the british ambassador, we contacted fcdo, the turkish embassy. the british embassy was not reciprocative, it had no interest. unable to get help from the british embassy, they were running out of supplies. her grandfather left her disabled grandmother to try and find help. five minutes into his journey, he got shot. three bullets. his hand, chest and lower back. then we lost touch because there was no electricity, and we didn't have a way to call them. her grandfather was now in search of medical care but hospitals and doctors had been targeted. at the start of the conflict, they were 88 hospitals operating around khartoum. by the 20th of may, more than 60 had closed t

amongst them abdalla sholgami, a british citizen and a london hotel owner, and his wife alaweya rishwaney were next to the military hq. they were in the centre of khartoum. that area, you can't leave, you can't enter. there are snipers everywhere in hat area. they were trapped here in their home, opposite the british embassy. thousands of miles away, their grandchild and family were desperate to save their grandparents. we contacted the british ambassador, we contacted fcdo, the turkish embassy. the british embassy was not reciprocative, it had no interest. unable to get help from the british embassy, they were running out of supplies. her grandfather left her disabled grandmother to try and find help. five minutes into his journey, he got shot. three bullets. his hand, chest and lower back. his hand, chest, lower back. then we lost touch because there was no electricity, and we didn't have a way to call them. her grandfather was now in search of medical care but hospitals and doctors had been targeted. at the start of the conflict, they were 88 hospitals operating around khartoum. by t

living opposite the british embassy, is british citizen and london hotel owner, 85—year—old abdalla sholgami wife, alaweya rishwan. their granddaughter azhaar has been trying to reach them from her home in new york. that area, you can't leave. a child got shot in front of my grandparents�* house. there's snipers everywhere in that area. on april 25th, british nationals began to be evacuated from sudan. they were asked to make their way to an airport 25 miles from khartoum, crossing a war zone. azhaar�*s uncle and cousin called the foreign office helpline for assistance. my mother is 80. to get her to the wheelchair, it needs sometimes three or four people. we do need to stress- that there is no way for them to leave their location. the person they spoke to sympathised with the family, but the embassy couldn't help them. trapped in their home for days, with no food and water, azhaar�*s grandfather leaves his home to try and get help. five minutes into his journey, he got shot. three bullets, his hand chest, lower back., then we lost touch because no electricity and we didn't have a way to cal

living opposite the british embassy, is british citizen and london hotel owner, 85—year—old abdalla sholgamihwan. their granddaughter azhaar has been trying to reach them from her home in new york. that area, you can't leave. a child got shot in front of my grandparents�* house. there's snipers everywhere in that area. on april 25th, british nationals began to be evacuated from sudan. they were asked to make their way to an airport 25 miles from khartoum, crossing a war zone. azhaar�*s uncle and cousin called the foreign office helpline for assistance. my mother is 80. to get her to the wheelchair, it needs sometimes three or four people. we do need to stress- that there is no way for them to leave their location. the person they spoke to sympathised with the family, but the embassy couldn't help them. trapped in their home for days, with no food and water, azhaar�*s grandfather leaves his home to try and get help. five minutes into his journey, he got shot. three bullets, his hand, chest, lower back. then we lost touch because no electricity and we didn't have a way to call them. and by tha

amongst them, azhaar�*s grandparents, abdalla sholgami, a british citizen and a london hotel owner, andhwan. they were next to the military hq. they were in the centre of khartoum. that area you can't leave, you can't enter. there are snipers everywhere in the area. they were trapped here in their home opposite the british embassy and thousands of miles away, azhaar and her family were desperate to save her grandparents. we contacted the british ambassador, giles lever, and we contacted fcdo. we contacted the turkish embassy when the british embassy was not reciprocative, had no interest. unable to get help from the british embassy, they were running out of supplies. her grandfather left her disabled grandmother to try and find help. five minutes into his journey he got shot, three bullets, his hand, chest, lower back, then we lost touch because no electricity and then we didn't have a way to call them. her grandfather now was in search of medical care, but hospitals and doctors had been targeted. at the start of the conflict there were 88 hospitals operating around khartoum. by the 20t

amongst them, azhaar�*s grandparents, abdalla sholgami, a british citizen and a london hotel owner, andq. they were in the centre of khartoum. that area you can't leave, you can't enter. there are snipers everywhere in the area. they were trapped here in their home opposite to the british embassy and thousands of miles away azhaar and her family were desperate to save her grandparents. we contacted the british ambassador, giles lever, and we contacted fcdo. we contacted the turkish embassy when the british embassy was not reciprocative, had no interest. unable to get help from the british embassy, they were running out of supplies. her grandfather left her disabled grandmother to try and find help. five minutes into his journey he got shot, three bullets, his hand, chest, lower back, then we lost touch because no electricity and then we didn't have a way to call them. her grandfather was now in search of medical care, but hospitals and doctors were being targeted. at the start of the conflict there were 88 hospitals operating around khartoum. by the 20th of may more than 60 had closed t

amongst them, azhaar�*s grandparents, abdalla sholgami, a british citizen and a london hotel owner, andf khartoum. that area you can't leave, you can't enter. there are snipers everywhere in the area. they were trapped here in their home opposite the british embassy and thousands of miles away, azhaar and her family were desperate to save her grandparents. we contacted the british ambassador, giles lever, and we contacted fcdo. we contacted the turkish embassy when the british embassy was not reciprocative, had no interest. unable to get help from the british embassy, they were running out of supplies. her grandfather left her disabled grandmother to try and find help. five minutes into his journey he got shot, three bullets, his hand, chest, lower back, then we lost touch because no electricity and then we didn't have a way to call them. her grandfather now was in search of medical care, but hospitals and doctors had been targeted. at the start of the conflict there were 88 hospitals operating around khartoum. by the 20th of may, more than 60 had closed their doors. the city was runnin

amongst them, azhaar�*s grandparents, abdalla sholgami, a british citizen and a london hotel owner, andn the area. they were trapped here in their home opposite the british embassy and thousands of miles away, azhaar and her family were desperate to save her grandparents. we contacted the british ambassador, giles lever, and we contacted fcdo. we contacted the turkish embassy when the british embassy was not reciprocative, had no interest. unable to get help from the british embassy, they were running out of supplies. her grandfather left her disabled grandmother to try and find help. five minutes into his journey he got shot, three bullets, his hand, chest, lower back, then we lost touch because no electricity and then we didn't have a way to call them. her grandfather now was in search of medical care, but hospitals and doctors had been targeted. at the start of the conflict there were 88 hospitals operating around khartoum. by the 20th of may, more than 60 had closed their doors. the city was running dangerously low on medical supplies, food and water. azhaar didn't hear from her gra