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Essam Sharaf speaks to thousands of pro-democracy campaigners who had gathered in centre of Cairo after Friday prayers.
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Egypt imposes travel ban on Mubarak
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Egypt detains ex-ministers
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Egyptian army 'torturing' prisoners
Human rights groups allege that pro-democracy protesters have been detained or tortured in an "organised campaign".
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Ayman Mohyeldin on his detention
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Egypt reform promises doubted
Muslim Brotherhood says it does not trust government to follow through on pledged changes, as protests go on in Cairo.
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Mubarak concessions 'insufficient'
Egypt protesters continue to demand president's immediate ouster, as US calls for urgent transition and reforms plan.
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ElBaradei: No reverse in Egypt
Nobel laureate tells defiant Cairo crowd that he has a mandate to negotiate with Mubarak government.
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