Police arrested 10 people today and divers retrieved body parts from the sea after a triple bomb attack that ripped apart the Sinai beach resort of Dahab yesterday.

The European Union today condemned the “despicable” bombings at a popular beach resort in Egypt, and leaders across Europe said they were standing with the Egyptian government against terrorist attacks.

Three nearly simultaneous bombings hit a Egyptian beach resort popular with foreigners yesterday, killing at least 23 people on streets filled with holiday-makers and Egyptians enjoying a long weekend marking a national holiday.

Three terrorist bombs tonight hit the Egyptian resort of Dahab at the height of the tourist season, killing at least 22 people and wounding more than 150.

Three explosions tonight rocked the Egyptian resort city of Dahab at the height of the tourist season, killing at least 18 people and wounding more 150 at just one hotel, according to police and rescuers.

Three explosions tonight rocked the Egyptian resort city of Dahab at the height of the tourist season, killing at least 17 people and wounding more than 150 at just one hotel, according to the doctor who runs Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula rescue squad.

British tourists were among those caught up in three explosions in Egypt tonight.

Egyptian police have detained at least 15 men in and around Sharm El Sheikh in connection with the weekend terrorist attacks on the Sinai Peninsula resort, security officials said today.

Police are searching for more than a dozen Egyptians and local tribesmen believed to have played a direct role in the weekend terror attacks in Sharm el Sheikh, senior security officials said today.

An Egyptian has been identified as a possible suicide bomber in the Sharm el Sheikh terror attacks in the first breakthrough in the investigation.

Egyptian security forces are searching rugged desert mountains for the militants suspected of the Sharm el Sheikh bombings.

No Pakistanis were involved in the deadly bombings at the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, the Egyptian ambassador said today.

A Briton and his American girlfriend are among the dozens of dead in the Sharm el Sheikh terror massacre, it emerged tonight.

Italy’s Foreign Ministry said today that two Italians – husband and wife - have been confirmed dead in the last week’s Sharm el-Sheikh attacks, while four others who remained missing.

The Department of Foreign Affairs has advised Irish people to exercise increased caution in Egyptian holiday resorts.

The recent terrorist attacks in London and Egypt appear to be the work of al-Qaida, US Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said yesterday.

A bomber was seriously hurt today when an explosive device – believed to have been intended for tourist shops near the famous Pyramids of Giza – blew up, police said.

Egyptian police today struggled to identify dozens of the 88 people killed in three terror bomb blasts at a Red Sea resort.

A rapid series of car bombs and another blast ripped through a luxury hotel and a coffee shop in the Egyptian Red Sea resort of Sharm El Sheik today, killing at least 75, police said.

A group citing ties to al-Qaida claimed responsibility for today’s Sharm El Sheikh bombings that killed at least 62 people, according to a statement posted on an Islamic website.

Three car bombs exploded in quick succession in the Red Sea resort of Sharm El Sheikh early today, ripping through a hotel and a coffee shop packed with European and Egyptian tourists.

As many as seven explosions, including at least four car bombs, struck Egypt’s Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheik early today, hitting several hotels packed with foreign and Egyptian tourists and killing at least 36 people, witnesses and police said.

Dozens of Bedouin tribesmen have been detained on suspicion that they supplied the explosives for car bombings at two Egyptian resorts that killed at least 32 people, most of them Israelis, officials said today.

Al-Qaida terrorists were blamed today for the car bomb attacks in resorts on Egypt’s Sinai coast that are feared to have killed more than 50 people, most of them Israelis.

The death toll from the Sinai resort blasts continued to rise today after an attack on a luxury hotel blamed on al-Qaida.

Thousands of frightened Israeli tourists were rushing back home from Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula today, after car bombs ripped through two Egyptian beach resorts crowded with Israeli visitors.

Israel’s deputy defence minister said today that Palestinian militants apparently were not involved the deadly car bombings in two Egyptian resorts crowded with Israeli tourists.

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon convened an emergency Cabinet session today to discuss terror attacks at two Egyptian resorts crowded with Israelis.

An explosion tore through a resort hotel in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula where Israelis were vacationing at the end of a Jewish holiday last night, killing at least 30 people and wounding more than 160, officials said. Some reports put the toll at 35.