More Britons flee Libya violence

A Royal Navy ship is on its way to Tripoli to help evacuate Britons after violence worsens in Libya, the BBC understands.

Rana Jawad reports from Tripoli on the evacuation by the Royal Navy of Britons caught up in fighting between militias in Libya.

The medical charity MSF says 240 of its staff have been forced to flee into the bush in South Sudan to try to escape fighting.

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The US and four European allies call for an immediate end to the fighting in Libya between government forces and Islamist rebels.

The west African country has been blighted by ethnic and Islamist violence in recent years.

By next month, it will be a year since Ms Juliet Kairuki, a young Tanzanian of great promise became the executive director of Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC).

The Foreign Office advises Britons to avoid travelling to areas of the Kenyan coast, after militant attacks left at least 87 people dead.