(All times are local in Egypt, GMT+2)
8:08 am Anti-government protesters and supporters of president Mubarak continue to throw stones at each other as the sun rises above Cairo.
8:02 am According to Foreign Policy magazine, Al Jazeera "is seizing the message away from the bland propaganda of Arab autocrats".
7:46am The US State Department revised its warning to US nationals in Egypt:
REVISION: US citizens WISHING to depart Egypt on USG flight should proceed to airport asap AFTER the morning end of curfew.
7:37 am Hundreds of anti-government protesters are making their way to Tahrir Square for the 10th day of demonstrations against president Mubarak.
7:29 am Egyptian military units are detaining some protestors at Abdel Munim Riyad square in Cairo. Not clear what side the protestors come from.
7:24 am Check this out. Human rights activist Ramy Raoof is providing regular video updates from Cairo with his phone camera via the website Bambuster.com.
7:15 am The US calls on its nationals in Egypt to leave the country.
6:42 am The standoff on Tahrir Square continues, as five people are reported dead.
6:05 am Live pictures are coming in on AJE of people hurling Molotov cocktails from a flyover near Tahrir square.
6:03 am The latest update from one of our web producers at Tahrir Square:
I saw one wounded protester being treated by doctors and then taken away to the ambulances. The doctor who had been working on him told me that the man had been shot in the head but still had a pulse and might survive. There was a puddle of blood on the concrete beneath the man. The doctor said the gunfire came from pro-Mubarak protesters, not from army. I saw second wounded protester also being treated for a gunshot wound, he looked unresponsive. One protester told me six people had died today, however another doctor in the square told me four had died.
5:52 am Phones not working well, internet still down in large parts of Egypt, our correspondent in Tahrir square says.
5:48 am People are doing fajr prayer in Tahrir square now.
