Polling starts in Egypt on final day of presidential vote

Polling opened in Egypt on Sundays final day of a divisive election to choose a successor to ousted president Hosni Mubarak, in a race that pits a former regime premier against an Islamist.Queues had already formed outside some voting stations before they opened their doors at 8:00 am (0600 GMT) with police and army deployed outside, AFP reporters said.Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohammed Mursi has promised that an Egypt under his leadership would be inclusive, and vowed to defend the goals of last years uprising, while ex-premier Ahmed Shafiq is standing on a tough law-and-order platform.The election has polarised the nation, dividing those who fear a return to the old regime under Shafiqs leadership from others who want to keep religion out of politics and fear the Brotherhood would stifle personal freedoms.