内容摘要：Both sides have been accused of obstructing emergency aid, in effect using it as a weapon of war, according to UN officials. And both have been accused of war crimes, although critics have singled out the RSF for charges of mass rape and genocide.

Both sides have been accused of obstructing emergency aid, in effect using it as a weapon of war, according to UN officials. And both have been accused of war crimes, although critics have singled out the RSF for charges of mass rape and genocide.

The move also comes amid a government push to digitise the delivery of many of its services.The Isle of Man Post Office said it "acknowledges the substantial impact" the termination of MiCard and digitisation of vehicle licensing would have on demand for counter services, which together accounted for 75% of non-postal transactions last year.

For those who require non-postal services, the nearest sub-post office was the Spar outlet in Willaston, it added.A full-time post office service has returned to a town in the south of Scotland after nearly six years.Langholm's main post office shut at the end of 2019 and it was left with a part-time outreach service in the town hall for its 2,000 or so residents.

However, thanks to Elizabeth and Kelvin Wilson - who moved to the town four years ago - the "lifeline" service has now returned.It will operate out of The Paper Shop and be open to the public for 60 hours a week.

Elizabeth said she was well aware of the implications for local residents after the loss of the service and the couple had jumped at the chance to bring a full-time service back.

"We were on holiday last year and we got an email asking if we were interested in opening up a post office," she said.“We will write to people immediately to explain the plans are quite likely to change so we don't know whether their properties are definitely going to be demolished or remodelled at all.

“It will take us some time to confirm that and I am afraid it is just inevitable, there is no point giving people a message that we are not 100% sure of ourselves.“At the same time, we really recognise that we need to try to get some certainty for residents as quickly as possible."

The deputy prime minister has told the BBC she wants the government's Right to Buy housing scheme to continue but that it needed to be "fairer" to the taxpayer.Angela Rayner insisted she was committed to keeping it, as it was important that social tenants were able to buy the homes they had lived in for a long time.