in al—geneina especially, the lines are blurred.om arab tribes called the janjaweed, and that's the base from which the rsf was formed. 20 years ago in darfur, the janjaweed were mobilised to crush a rebellion by non—arab tribes. the current battles have reignited those communal tensions. a war of all against all, multiple groups fighting one another, could spread to other regions in sudan and beyond because of ethnic ties across borders. an intensifying conflict in darfur has the potential to inflame conflict in libya, in chad, in central african republic and in south sudan, and even further across into the west african sahel. refugees from darfur have been streaming into neighbouring chad. they're fleeing not only a power struggle between two generals but the prospect of another civil war. that was part of our new bbc verify launch from barbara and her team. in kosovo, attacks by demonstrators havef left some 25 nato peacekeepers there injured. nato itself has of course responded forcefully, branding the incident "totally unaccept

but take a look at these fighters on the rampage in al—geneina.d that�*s the base from which the rsf was formed. 20 years ago in darfur, the janjaweed were mobilised to crush a rebellion by non—arab tribes. the current battles have reignited those communal tensions. a war of all against all, multiple groups fighting one another, could spread to other regions in sudan and beyond because of ethnic ties across borders. an intensifying conflict in darfur has the potential to inflame conflict in libya, in chad, in central african republic and in south sudan, and even further across into the west african sahel. refugees from darfur have been streaming into neighbouring chad. they�*re fleeing not only a power struggle between two generals but the prospect of another civil war. tens of thousands of luton town fans are expected to turn out for a parade, after their team was promoted to the english premier league. these were the scenes last night when the team made the historic leap. it�*s the first time luton will be playing in the premier league alongside

in al—geneina especially, the lines are blurred.ommunity militias, including fighters from arab tribes called the janjaweed, and that's the base from which the rsf was formed. 20 years ago in darfur, the janjaweed were mobilised to crush a rebellion by non—arab tribes. the current battles have reignited those communal tensions. a war of all against all, multiple groups fighting one another, could spread to other regions in sudan and beyond because of ethnic ties across borders. an intensifying conflict in darfur has the potential to inflame conflict in libya, in chad, in central african republic and in south sudan, and even further across into the west african sahel. refugees from darfur have been streaming into neighbouring chad. they're fleeing not only a power struggle between two generals but the prospect of another civil war. earlier i spoke to the lead analyst for africa and the middle east at a strategic intelligence company and i asked him about similarities between the current situation in sudan and the current situation in

in al—geneina especially, the lines are blurred.militias, including fighters from arab tribes called the janjaweed, and that's the base from which the rsf was formed. 20 years ago in darfur, the janjaweed were mobilised to crush a rebellion by non—arab tribes. the current battles have reignited those communal tensions. a war of all against all, multiple groups fighting one another, could spread to other regions in sudan and beyond because of ethnic ties across borders. an intensifying conflict in darfur has the potential to inflame conflict in libya, in chad, in central african republic and in south sudan, and even further across into the west african sahel. refugees from darfur have been streaming into neighbouring chad. they're fleeing not only a power struggle between two generals but the prospect of another civil war. that was barbara plett usher. the spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has called a snap election for the 23rd ofjuly. the surprise announcment comes after a poor performance by his socialist party in regional and

heavy fighting has been reported in darfur despite the truce, in the city of el geneina, darfur region'sover the past few weeks, the el 0beid airfield in the south has also been the centre of conflict despite the recent ceasefire. long lines are also reported on the egyptian border with refugees queuing up for hours for a bus to cross over. some humanitarian aid and diplomatic efforts occur from the city of port sudan, that became the de facto administrative capital of the country while khartoun reopens. live now to 0pheera mcdoom, a formerjournalist who headed the reuters office in khartoum and is in daily contact with people there: iam in i am in contact with a lot of people in khartoum, i am i am in contact with a lot of people in khartoum, iam not i am in contact with a lot of people in khartoum, i am not there myself but that is systematic looting neighbourhood by neighbourhood and they're going into peoples houses and asking them to leave the hoses i quite often put their technical vehicles in there and have stolen hundreds of vehicles from civilians and are moving around to avoid