POLICE said yesterday they were searching for six Pakistani men in their widening investigation into Egypt’s deadliest terror attack that killed at least 88 people at the Red Sea resort, according to the latest figures.

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.

EGYPTIAN police were searching last night for three suspected bombers who they believe escaped the scene of country's deadliest terror attacks ever.

Egyptian police were today searching for clues in the aftermath of the deadly bomb blasts in the Red Sea resort of Sharm El Sheik that killed 88 people.

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

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.

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.