The trial of former president Mohamad Morsi and 35 other leaders and members of the terrorist Muslim Brotherhood (MB) group has been postponed till Monday.
They face charges of spying, divulging national security documents and coordination with Jihadist groups to conduct terrorist operations in Egypt.
The defense team requested the court to inspect the recording aired by some TV channels on the whereabouts of Morsi after June 30 revolution and the telephone interview with the interior minister when the minister disclosed the whereabouts of Morsi.
The defense also demanded listening to the statements of Chairman of the National Council for Human Rights Mohamad Fayeq and former European Union High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Catharine Ashton who visited Morsi.