The trial of two Al Jazeera journalists charged with aiding a terrorist organisation in Egypt has been adjourned.
Canadian-based Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed, from Egypt, spent over a year behind bars in the country before being released on bail last month.
Canadian Al-Jazeera journalist Mohamed Fahmy has been released from an Egyptian prison, pending a retrial.
Mr Fahmy's brother tweeted that he was let out early today after more than a year in jail. He posted 33,000 dollars' (£21,500) bail following a court decision to allow him to walk free.
It was not clear if another Al-Jazeera journalist, Baher Mohammed, was also being released.
Mr Fahmy spent more than 400 days in detention after he was charged with terrorism for providing the Muslim Brotherhood, now declared a terrorist organisation, with a platform.
His next court hearing is 23 February. He must check in at a police station every day until then.
Australian Peter Greste, who was tried with his two colleagues, was deported home two weeks ago.
Al Jazeera journalist Mohamed 'broke down in tears' when he saw his children for the first time since being released from prison in Egypt.
The released Al Jazeera journalist said he would 'see out' the release of Baher Mohamed and Mohamed Fahmy, who remain in prison in Egypt.