Sudan: Security forces attack protesters
Many people are reported to have been killed after forces broke up the main protest site
In the capital Khartoum security forces have attacked the main protest site, leaving multiple people dead and many injured. Protesters had been taking part in a sit-in at the military headquarters in the city for months to demand a civilian government. We'll speak to people in the city about what's happening.
Also, US President Donald Trump is making his first official state visit to the UK. He will meet the Queen and Prime Minister Theresa May. But are people happy about it? We'll hear from people who welcome the President and those who feel he shouldn't be here.
(Photo: Sudanese protesters outside Khartoum"s army headquarters on June 3, 2019 after security forces broke up a weeks-long sit-in. Credit: Ebrahim Hamid/AFP/Getty Images)
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