Egypt Braced For More Bloodshed Today As Morsi Supporters Protest In 'March Of Anger' And Police Are Authorised To Use Live Ammunition In Self-Defence -- Daily Mail
* Muslim Brotherhood calls on supporters to converge on Ramses Square
* Atmosphere described as very tense and dangerous
* Egyptian army soldiers pictured around capital on armored vehicles
* Official death toll from Wednesday's massacre in Cairo passes 500
Egypt is bracing itself for more bloodshed and violence today as supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi take part in a 'march of anger'.
The Muslim Brotherhood has called on its supporters to gather in mosques for Friday prayers and then converge on central Ramses Square in the capital Cairo.
The atmosphere has already been described as very tense and dangerous. Police officers have been authorised to use live ammunition in self-defence.
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