The Egyptians are calling it "Day of Departure" for Mubarak but the hundreds of thousands in the streets and Tahrir Square will probably be disappointed by days end.The army, unlike the last couple of days, seems determined to keep a lid on violence, mostly by preventing pro-Mubarak forces from gathering in the Square. The BBC: Volunteers and soldiers are putting on a highly organised operation. They are searching everyone who enters the square to make sure they have no weapons. There is even a separate queue for women - I was patted down apologetically several times.The numbers have swelled again, with tens of thousands joining the crowd. There are shouts and whistles, and more cries of "Leave, leave Mubarak!" Despite all the government's concessions, the message remains unchanged.After more fighting in the north of the square overnight, the mood is peaceful and there are more women and children here than in the past couple of days.Instead, the bullies seem to...(Read Full Post)