British Prime Minister Visits Cairo

At the same time as Mr. Cameron arrived in Egypt, the country’s top prosecutor on Monday took further steps towards freezing the foreign assets of Mr. Mubarak and his family, state television said. The assets are said to include a townhouse in a tony London neighborhood where the former president’s son, Gamal, lived in the early 1990s while working as a consultant for the Bank of America.
The Swiss government last week froze tens of millions of dollars in an account belonging to the family or Mr. Mubarak’s top associates. On Monday, Egypt’s prosecutor general, Abdel Meguid Mahmoud, said he would request that the Foreign Ministry ask other governments to do the same. The A.P., citing unnamed security officials, said that Mr. Mubarak’s local assets had been frozen as soon as his government fell.