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Bulger’sparentsoutragedLONDON: The parents ofmurdered toddler JamesBulger have reacted withoutrage at the decision to re-lease one of his killers.

The two-year toddlermade headlines around theworld in 1993 when he wasabducted, tortured and mur-dered by two 10-year-oldboys, Robert Thompson andJon Venables.

There were harrowingCCTV images of the toddlerbeing led away by the boysfrom the New Strand Shop-ping Centre in Bootle nearLiverpool to his death;his body was found onrailway tracks a short dis-tance away.

Last night in BritainVenables, now aged inhis 30s, was released fromjail on parole.

The child killer was firstcontroversially releasedfrom a life sentence in 2001and given a new identity.But he was sent back to jailthree years ago from an ad-dress in the UK after it wasdiscovered he was accessingdepraved images of chil-dren, including toddlers,being raped.

James Bulger’s parents,Denise Fergus and RalphBulger, begged prison auth-orities to keep Venables be-hind bars but he was freedand given another identity.

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Army calling for calm

Egyptian soldiers take to the streets in Nasser City, where Muslim Brotherhood followers gathered to support oustedpresident Mohamed Morsi Picture: AP

CAIRO: Egypt’s military hasappealed for conciliation andwarned against revengeattacks after it toppled pre-sident Mohamed Morsi, aspolice rounded up senior Isla-mists ahead of planned ral-lies by Morsi supporters.

The military published thestatement on its spokesman’sFacebook page as scores wereinjured in clashes betweenthe Islamist Mr Morsi’s sup-porters and opponents in theNile Delta.

In the restive Sinai penin-sula, a soldier was killed inan attack by Islamist mili-tants early yesterday, as gun-men ambushed several armyand police positions withmachinegun fire and rockets,and attacked an airport.

The soldier was killedwhen the militants fired onan army checkpoint near thenorth Sinai village of al-Gura,medics said, adding two othersoldiers were wounded.

Militants fired rockets at apolice base and attacked mil-itary intelligence head-quarters in the border townof Rafa, security sources said.

The official MENA newsagency said military Apachehelicopters dispatched to pur-sue gunmen who attacked anairport in northern Sinaistruck a militants’ vehicle.

Some militants in the pen-insula had threatened a viol-ent response after Mr Morsi’souster on Wednesday.

The military statementsaid it supported the right topeaceful protest, but warnedthat violence and civil dis-obedience would ‘‘harmsocial peace’’.

Clashes in the Nile Deltaprovince of Sharqiya brokeout hours after chief justiceAdly Mansour, 67, was sworn

in as interim president untilnew elections, at a ceremonybroadcast live from the Su-preme Constitutional Court.

The Islamists accused themilitary of conducting abrazen coup against Mr Mor-si, Egypt’s first democratic-ally elected, but contro-versial, president, following

massive protests calling forhim to go. Mr Morsi’s MuslimBrotherhood movement cal-led for peaceful protestsagainst the ‘‘coup’’, as policecontinued to hunt its leaders.

Police arrested the Bro-therhood’s supreme leaderMohammed Badie ‘‘for incit-ing the killing of protesters’’.

Former supreme guide Ma-hdi Akef was also arrested,state television reported.

Mr Morsi was ‘‘preventive-ly detained’’ by the military,a senior officer said.

In Cairo, anger gave way togloom as thousands of the Is-lamist movement’s sup-porters rallied at a mosque.