An armed group of the Muslim Brotherhood has attacked a demonstration by the Copts in Menbal village, Minya.

Nardin Louis, Coptic activist, died today after being shot by the Muslim Brotherhood while recording and documenting the demonstrations.

Freedom and Justice Party, political arm of the Muslim Brotherhood, said on its official page on Facebook that people are in Tahrir Square for sexual excitement and harassment

Egypt's official news agency says five cabinet ministers are meeting to consider resigning their posts and joining the mass protests calling on the Islamist president to step down.

At least 16 people were killed and hundreds injured in violent clashes across Egypt as angry protesters took to the streets for the second day today, storming the headquarters ruling Muslim Brotherhood and giving an ultimatum to President Mohamed Morsi to quit by tomorrow.

21:15 The Egyptian health ministry reports that hospitals have received 174 injured protesters today in seven different governorates: Cairo, Alexandria, Daqahliya, Gharbiya, Menoufiya, Beni Suef and Beheira. The ministry said four cases in Gharbiya were from birdshot wounds, with no official confirmation of the Beni Suef anti-Morsi protester who died, according to the city’s police chief.21:15 The Egyptian health ministry reports that hospitals have received 174 injured protesters today in seven different governorates: Cairo, Alexandria, Daqahliya, Gharbiya, Menoufiya, Beni Suef and Beheira.

In a press conference, the spokes person of the Egyptian presidency called the demonstrators to stay peaceful away from violence or sedition.

Unknown assailants fired shots at demonstrators in Beni Suef who oppose president Mohammed Morsy and demand an early presidential election.

Salvation Front has issued a statement in which it called the Egyptian people not to recognize the government of the Muslim Brotherhood and hold their ground till the regime is overthrown.

Millions of Egyptians have demonstrated all over Egypt and its main Squares holding red cards that says "Go Out". Demonstrators demanded President Mohammed Morsy to leave power and hold an early presidential election because of the retarded conditions of the country.

Police has arrested a Palestinian citizen with a stolen police gun in his possession. The matter is under investigation in order to know the plan of this man.

Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of St. Mark See, said that God mentioned in the bible that he would save Egypt and its people.

Dr. Tarek Heggy, writer and thinker, said that many Egyptians who previously refused the rule of the army are now seeking it in order to get rid of the Muslim Brotherhood's rule.

Popular Committees organizing the protests in Tahrir Square have allocated some space to female protesters near Mohamed Mahmoud Street to protect them from potential harassment.

The police has arrested 18 members of the Construction and Development Party, the political arm of Jama'a al-Islamiya, while they were riding in a taxi on the Cairo-Alexandria desert road with weapons in the car.

15:35 Dozens of artists are protesting against President Morsi in the upscale Cairo neighbourhood of Zamalek. They are banging clogs in a nod to Queen Shagaret El-Dorr who was beaten to death by slaves using wooden clogs in CE1257.

Supporters and opponents of Egypt's Islamist President Mohamed Morsi gathered for rival demonstrations on Friday, June 28, raising fears of fresh violence after one activist was killed overnight.

All Brotherhood offices in Alexandria are closed and its local leaders have not been seen on the streets or been reachable by phone, Al-Ahram Arabic news website reports.

Security sources said that Islamists are going to attack security buildings, police stations and prisons during the upcoming demonstrations on June 30.

Samir Markos, former assistant of the president, told Copts United that the relationship between the Coptic Church and the presidency is very bad, and expected that the Presidency will cut the relations with the Church soon.

Freedom and Justice Party and other Islamic parties have distributed leaflets against the opposition of the ruling party claiming they belong to the former regime.