Many of the thousands of Yemen's protests

on 1 April 2011, last updated 09: 27 -YOU'RE a huge rival demonstrations were held in dozens of thousands of people taken to the streets of the capital of Yemen, Yemen as the country is a political crisis deepens.

In the capital, Sanaa, two rival demonstrations in support of the President and the carriage-Ali Abdullah Saleh.

The Government and opposition representatives have met and agreed to avoid a confrontation is reported.

In recent weeks, protests brought President Saleh, 32-year rule on the verge of Collapse.

He is a growing pressure both at home and abroad to resign immediately.

UK-7 to leave the Foreign is called as soon as possible and warn of Yemen, "a high possibility of the violent demonstrations" on Friday.

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The BBC says the inspection necessary For tens of thousands of demonstrators were marching in the capital in two different directions this morning.

President Saleh has offered to step in, but the opposition wants to 2012, for him to go now

The opposition said, it may be on the streets of a million people.

Anti-Government Klimaflüchtlinge gathered in the square, renamed the "change".

The Chairman of the supporters congregated in the city-Tahrir Square, some 2 km (1.2 miles).

The Commission addressed supporters, Saleh thanking them.

"I have to agree to the terms of the sacrifice of my blood for myself and all hold dear," Saleh said.

Reports say that the crowds started to break down properly.

OUR Government and the opposition says the only became a political crisis, but this will now have seen all of the discussions and neither side is willing to back.

President Saleh has agreed to resign as January 2012, but the opposition to call for his immediate departure.

Western diplomats say the word, the power to refer to our contact person pushing reports.

For years, the West, President Saleh was seen as vital to the war ally against terror and the coordination of the implementation of the al-Qaida in the country. Commission, Saleh says that without him the al-Qaida can still take over Yemen.

But increasingly, many people at home and abroad as the main source of the instability of the views to him, the discoverer of Add.

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