has come from the most senior british commander in charge of that operation in sudan, brigadier dan reeves had been talking to the bbc about so many different aspects of the operation from the runway to haul full the flights are to those questions around who actually gets on. it's here in the of that interview. some other countries have acted more quickly, some countries like france in particular have escorted his people out. people are terrified. is not the right thing to do? this people out. people are terrified. is not the right thing to do?— not the right thing to do? this is not the right thing to do? this is not a root _ not the right thing to do? this is not a root race _ not the right thing to do? this is not a root race to _ not the right thing to do? this is not a root race to get it - not the right thing to do? this is not a root race to get it wrong. i not the right thing to do? this is| not a root race to get it wrong. in this type of situation which is fast—moving and obligated, i think we have to make a detailed and carefuljudgment as to where the relative safety is for peop

evacuation but let bring you the latest from caroline holly in cyprus, she's been talking to brigadier dan reeveficial overseeing the evacuation from sudan has defended the decision not to risk all british nationals to the airport as other countries like france have done. he says, "this is not a race to get it wrong. in my professional judgment, it would not be safe to bring people together in one location in khartoum and seek to extract them. we've seen incidents of convoys being attacked. the question..." question. the question being question..." the question being asked directly or via british forces haven't went through the capital khartoum to get your pockets of people to escort them to the airport, we've had people pleading for that on this programme in the last 2a hours, but the position has been clear that the risk is just too great and the brigadier overseeing the british operation, i willjust repeat the quote because it is important, given how many times this question has been raised, "this is not a race to get it wrong. in my professional judgment, it would not be safe to bring people

the latest and then he returned to that brigadier dan reeves is being given the latest information onsome fascinating details just in the last minutes. talking about the break—up of the runway and let me just he's been about that. in terms of the damage to the airfield, it was picking up or possibly in a condition of the beginning and when his aircraft landed, control is a been telling pilots how to avoid the damage and the engineers, the british engineers were repairing the runway to make it as safe as possible in the issue was not concerning him and so, that is encouraging that doesn't look like it's going to disrupt flights and in terms of the numbers, the flows a good rate of flow and according to the current plans, we can move above 500 people a day on five aircraft. every scene three or four flights out to the course of the last 2a hours in the government figure by the end of the day, and if it's entirely with the brigadier is saying the brigadier is single 500 people a day and one remembers that there are a000 were up to a000 uk nationals and sudan, you can see almost immediate

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