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Author:  Madeline [ 14 Aug 13, 16:20 ]
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Egyptian military government declares month long emergency -live

• Scores of protesters shot and killed during military crackdown on pro-Morsi supporters
• British cameraman among dead
• Two protest camps in Cairo cleared. Violence erupts elsewhere in Egyptian capital
• International condemnation from Turkish president and UK foreign secretary

www.theguardian.com

Author:  Madeline [ 14 Aug 13, 16:20 ]
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Sky News Cameraman Killed In Egypt
Mick Deane was shot covering the violence in Cairo - Head of Sky News John Ryley described him as the very best of cameramen.
Skynews

Author:  Madeline [ 14 Aug 13, 20:39 ]
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Egyptian military government declares month-long emergency www.theguardian.com

Author:  Madeline [ 14 Aug 13, 20:42 ]
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ROBERT FISK www.independent.co.uk

Cairo massacre: After today, what Muslim will ever trust the ballot box again?
This marks a tragic turning point, from which it will take Egypt years to recover

Author:  Madeline [ 15 Aug 13, 14:59 ]
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Cairo official death toll passes 500 BBC

Author:  Madeline [ 16 Aug 13, 11:02 ]
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Egypt crisis: Defiant Muslim Brotherhood plans marches BBC

Author:  Madeline [ 17 Aug 13, 14:13 ]
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Egypt crisis: Gunfire heard at Cairo mosque siege BBC

Author:  Madeline [ 18 Aug 13, 15:42 ]
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Sherlock series 3: Benedict Cumberbatch tells paparazzi ‘Go photograph Egypt’
On the set of the detective drama, the irritated actor held up a sign telling photographers to “show the world something important”
www.radiotimes.com

Author:  Madeline [ 21 Aug 13, 8:58 ]
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Egypt crisis: Court to rule on Mubarak release BBC

Author:  Madeline [ 21 Aug 13, 21:14 ]
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ROBERT FISK www.independent.co.uk
A freed Mubarak should feel at home in today’s topsy turvy Egypt
The lads from state security are behaving with Mubarak-era ruthlessness

Author:  Madeline [ 21 Jan 14, 20:54 ]
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Watch: Filmmaker Tells The Real Story Of The Egyptian Revolution www.huffingtonpost.com

Author:  Madeline [ 22 Jan 14, 16:25 ]
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In Egypt, Arab Spring Gives Way To Military Winter www.huffingtonpost.com

Author:  Madeline [ 24 Jan 14, 15:01 ]
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Cairo rocked by explosions on eve of 2011 uprising anniversary
At least five dead in three attacks that mark apparent escalation of insurgency waged by Islamist extremists


Patrick Kingsley www.theguardian.com

Author:  Madeline [ 30 Jan 14, 19:31 ]
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Tony Blair Backs Egypt's Military Government Despite Human Rights Crackdown www.huffingtonpost.co.uk

Author:  Madeline [ 31 Jan 14, 13:07 ]
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ROBERT FISK www.independent.co.uk
Robert Fisk: If only Tony Blair could grasp the truth about Field Marshal Sisi
Do the British people love Blair? Do they eat Blair chocolates and wear Blair pyjamas?

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