judith moritz, bbc news, manchester.ary factions in sudan have agreed a seven—day truce beginning on thursday, with both sides saying they're now prepared to attend peace talks. the united nations has warned once again of the humanitarian crisis unfolding in the region. more than 300,000 people in sudan are internally displaced having left their homes to escape the fighting, and the un says 100,000 more have fled the country, after more than two weeks of violence. the british government has tonight announced more evacuation flights for uk nationals will leave port sudan tomorrow. our africa correspondent andrew harding is in saudi arabia, where many of those fleeing are continuing to arrive. andrew, a new week—long ceasefire and peace talks. what are the chances any of this will come to pass? good evening. i wish i had very positive news for you but i suspect that this is overoptimistic. remember, we've already had three three—day long ceasefires and those have not stuck remotely. a seven day ceasefire starting on thursd

judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. agency that's disputed parts of the duke and duchess of sussex's account of a car chase in new york on tuesday night — has said this evening that it's exchanged letters with them. after prince harry and his wife meghan said they were in a near catastrophic situation when pursued by photographers — the new york police said the encounter was short and there had been no collisions or arrests. our north america reporter neda tawfik spent time today trying to piece together their route. life in america hasn't kept them out of the spotlight. the night before that you can duchess of sussex started on a pleasant note with meghan receiving an award for her advocacy on behalf of women and girls. how the evening and it is now a bad matter of dispute that has sparked global coverage. after the ceremony at the ballroom, the parent meghan�*s motherjumped into a black suv at about 10pm. they claimed a near catastrophic car chase ensued with highly aggressive paparazzi pursuing them for over two hour

judith moritz, bbc news, manchester.x sats reading paper that caused so much controversy last week. it's a test taken by ten and ii—year—olds. but this year some teachers and parents said the test was so hard, it left children in tears. the government says the tests aren't meant to be too hard but the process behind it is very rigorous. they've now published the questions early so you can judge for yourself. we've asked a ten—year—old to read them out for you. look at the first two paragraphs. in which american state is the congress avenue bridge found? she wriggled back inside tents. what does this tell you about how priya got in the tent? find and copy one word which means a group of bats living together. those are just some of the questions. we had a huge reaction to the story, why did it because so much controversy?— the story, why did it because so much controversy? parents who are describin: much controversy? parents who are describing are _ much controversy? parents who are describing are normally _ much controver