One person has been killed in Cairo during a clash between police and alleged squatters on an island in the River Nile.
Police went to demolish buildings that had allegedly been constructed illegally in the the Egyptian capital.
They were met with resistance and let off tear gas in response.
The police say they were fired at, but locals say the victim was fatally shot.
More than 30 police officers and 19 locals were injured.
The operation to demolish the buildings has been halted.
The local residents, many of whom are poor, believe there are plans to build a luxury resort on al-Warraq Island.
Residents told AFP news agency they had not received advance warning about the move.
Much of the housing in the area is believed to be "informal" (built illegally), lacking amenities such as clean water and a proper sewage system.
Egypt's interior ministry say local people fired shotgun pellets and throw stones at police.
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LAST 16
SEEDS
Liverpool, Manchester City, Barcelona, Paris St-Germain, Bayern Munich, RB Leipzig, Valencia, Juventus
PLUS
Real Madrid, Tottenham, Atalanta, Atletico Madrid, Napoli, Borussia Dortmund, Lyon, Chelsea
UAE v IRELAND
All matches start at 10am, and will be played in Abu Dhabi
1st ODI, Friday, January 8
2nd ODI, Sunday, January 10
3rd ODI, Tuesday, January 12
4th ODI, Thursday, January 14
Gifts exchanged
- King Charles - replica of President Eisenhower Sword
- Queen Camilla - Tiffany & Co vintage 18-carat gold, diamond and ruby flower brooch
- Donald Trump - hand-bound leather book with Declaration of Independence
- Melania Trump - personalised Anya Hindmarch handbag
