Egypt violence tests Mohammed Morsi

27 Jan 2013
Last updated during 22:34 ET

By Yolande Knell and Jeannie Assad
BBC News, Cairo

Egypt’s President Mohammed Morsi is anticipating that by adopting a tough line, he can revive ease after 4 days of assault that have presented another tough plea to his leadership.

After being criticised for his relations silence, he seemed on state radio to give a organisation residence on Sunday night.

A state of puncture and curfews were announced in 3 cities

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