Sources: Press TV
Protesters form a human chain in Tahrir Square to prevent tanks from entering the area. 2011-02-5
U.S. TV coverage of the uprising in Egypt is criticised for being both pessimistic and superficial and for its focus on what events mean for the U.S. and its regional allies. 2011-02-5
Fox News reports that a recent assassination attempt on Vice-President of Egypt Omar Suleiman left two bodyguards dead. 2011-02-4
Nile TV (state television) journalist Shahira Amin, deputy head of the station, resigns after being threatened and intimidated; she tells Al Jazeera "I can't be part of the propaganda machine and I refuse to be a hypocrite", adding that she feels "liberated". 2011-02-3
Some supporters of the Mubarak regime ride horses and camels and attack anti-government protesters with whips. 2011-02-2
The parliament speaker says Egypt has no plans for early elections despite the mass popular demonstrations against the government. 2011-01-29
Mubarak selects Ahmed Shafiq, a former air force commander and aviation minister, as his new prime minister, preserving the top three political jobs for men with military links. 2011-01-29
Viewers across the region and worldwide watch events unfold on Al Jazeera, which maintains an almost continuous live feed despite the Egyptian government's repeated censorship efforts. CNN claims its reporters have been attacked and cameras smashed. 2011-01-29
Mubarak orders the army into the streets as buildings and police vehicles burn. 2011-01-28