Unrest continues near Cairo's Tahrir Square

Thu, 24 November 2011

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Unrest continues in Cairo as protesters step up their demand for Egypt's military rulers to resign. Street battles with riot police have been heaviest around the fortified interior ministry located on a side street off Tahrir Square. More on bbc.co.uk

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