(Al Jazeera English: 0700 PST, February 3, 2011) The clashes continue across Egypt and gunfire has been heard in the capital Cairo. The army has moved in to keep the two sides apart, reportedly pushing pro-Mubarak supporters further away from the Tahrir Square.

Ahmed Shafiq, Egypt's new prime minister, speaking on state television, says there will be an investigation in the fighting on Wednesday and the ongoing violence. Al Jazeera's Alan Fisher reports.

Clashes continue in Cairo as army bids to curb violence on streets.

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(Channel 4, 1345 February 2, 2011) Jon Snow reports on seeing rows and rows of tanks, waiting on the roads out of Cairo, Egypt, and he describes what life is like for Egyptians amid protests. Also, an overview of latest events in Egypt from Channel 4.

Tanks on the Streets in Cairo

Egypt Protests: Clashes Between Rival Factions

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(France 24, 1350 PST February 2, 2011) According to France 24's Guillaume Meyer, White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs' recent address implies there is strong suspicion within the U.S. government that some of the agitation from pro-Mubarak elements may be something that the government itself is orchestrating.

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(Al Jazeera English, 1030 PST, February 2, 2011) Pro-Mubarak supporters storm the streets of Cairo, some on horses and camels shouting slogans of support of Mubarak, in this report from Al Jazeera English:

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(France 24, 0800 PST, February 2, 2011) Eyewitness reports from France 24 correspondents in Cairo: "It is the complete opposite of what we saw just 24 hours ago."

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(Al Jazeera English, 0700 PST, February 2, 2011) More than 100 injured as pro-Mubarak supporters attack protesters seeking president's ouster in Egyptian capital. According to Al Jazeera's correspondent, peaceful protestors were suddenly charged by men on horseback and camels. Protestors were scattered and some were trampled underfoot.

Female anti-government protester telling Al Jazeera that they cannot leave the square even if she wanted to - she is crying on air and sounds very scared and emotional. Telling Al Jazeera not to refer to the pro-government group as "demonstrators" because they are actually "violent thugs".

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