At least two people have died in clashes between Egyptian police and protesters - after the country's former president was cleared of murder.
Hosni Mubarak was accused of involvement in killing hundreds of his own people during the 2011 uprising that toppled him.
After the verdict, police fired tear gas and water cannon at more than a thousand protesters in central Cairo.
The 86-year-old maintains his innocence, saying he hadn't expected the revolution almost four years ago:
