EGYPT; Protesters have taken central Cairo. But caution is required as something is being cooked by the government.

 Egypt protests

Anti-Mubarak protesters take over Cairo

Wyre Davies reports from Cairo 

as a sixth day of anti-government protests begins

The police, who have been involved in violent clashes with protesters in recent days, have largely disappeared from the streets.

There is a heavy military presence in the city, but soldiers are not intervening.

Meanwhile, al-Jazeera's broadcasts via an Egyptian satellite have been halted.

The Egyptian government had earlier ordered the Arabic TV channel, which has been showing blanket coverage of the protests, to shut down its operations in the country.

Clashes between protesters and the security forces - mostly riot police - are reported to have left at least 100 people dead across Egypt since rallies began on Tuesday.

Thousands have been injured as violence has flared in cities including Cairo, Suez and Alexandria.

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 Caution 

is required as something is being cooked