Supporters of the ousted president gathered next to the headquarters of the Republican Guard in Cairo.

Mock coffins were carried in a symbolic funeral for the four men killed during Friday's clashes.

Interim President Adly Mansour (right) met with pro-reform leader Mohamed ElBaradei.

Many of Mohammed Morsi's supporters prayed next to the Republican Guard's headquarters.

Opponents of ousted President Mohammed Morsi clashed with his supporters near Tahrir Square.

An Interior Ministry spokesman said the deputy head of Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood has been arrested on allegations of inciting violence.

Mayhem nationwide left at least 10 people dead and 210 wounded.

Egyptian soldiers faced Morsi's supporters who were still gathered near the Republican Guard headquarters in Cairo.

In cities across the country, clashes erupted as Morsi supporters tried to storm local government buildings or military facilities.

Islamists vowed to show by their numbers and the turmoil that the military had made a mistake in ousting Morsi on Wednesday.

A helicopter flew over Cairo as demonstrators gathered in the streets.

Supporters of former president Mohammed Morsi protested his ouster.

Islamists angrily denounced Egypt's change in power.

Thousands of pro-Morsi protesters flooded the streets.

A jet made a heart shape in the sky above Cairo.

Riot police kept watch at the Republican Guard barracks as protesters coalesced outside.