Egypt Protests: ElBaradei Held As Thousands Pour On To Streets In Biggest Protests Yet -- The Telegraph
Egyptian authorities have held Mohamed ElBaradei, the Nobel peace laureate leading protests against President Hosni Mubarak's authoritarian regime.
Mr ElBaradei was among thousands of protesters who have poured on to the streets of Egypt's towns and cities at the end of noon prayers on Friday, in are expected to be the biggest demonstrations yet in the attempted revolution against Mr Mubarak
Egypt's authorities responded to the growing threat to the regime by shutting down access to the internet and launching a fresh wave of arrests.
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Egypt police fire rubber bullets at Cairo protests -- Yahoo News/Reuters
Protests against Egyptian president spread -- Reuters
Police Battle Huge Protests Across Egypt -- New York Times
Mass Anti-Government Protests Rock Egypt -- Voice of America
Unprecedented Protests in Egypt -- Wall Street Journal
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Fresh protests erupt in Egypt -- Al Jazeera
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