Sudan coup: Protesters take to the streets

People have taken to the streets in Sudan to protest against the military coup.

The military has dissolved civilian rule, arrested political leaders and declared a state of emergency. The coup leader, Gen Abdel Fattah Burhan, has blamed political infighting.

Large numbers poured on to the streets of the capital, Khartoum, demanding the return of civilian rule.

More are expected to join the protests after calls for action by political parties and professional unions.

Both men and women poured on to the streets in opposition to the coup

Three people are said to have been shot dead by the armed forces

Military and civilian leaders have not seen eye to eye since Omar al-Bashir was overthrown two years ago

Doctors have refused to work at hospitals and institutions under military rule

Khartoum's airport is closed and international flights are suspended

The internet is also down across the country

Around 80 people have been injured, the Sudan Central Doctor's Committee said

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