Archbishop: Sudan factions must agree a ceasefire
The Archbishop of Canterbury has told Sky News that the leaders of Sudan's warring factions must agree on a ceasefire and arrange for mediation.
It comes as the United Nations says over 100 thousand people have now crossed from Sudan into neighbouring countries.
Justin Welby warned of the conflict destabilising "what is already a rough neighbourhood".
Read more here: news.sky.com/topic/justin-welby-7018
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