An Egyptian court is denying bail to three Al Jazeera journalists accused of aiding terrorism.<br/> <br />Australian Peter Greste, Canadian Mohamed Fahmy, and Egyptian national Baher Mohamed were held in a cage for most of the proceedings, although they Greste could be heard briefly speaking to the judge.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (English) DETAINED AL JAZEERA JOURNALIST, PETER GRESTE, (SPEAKING TO JUDGE MOHAMED NAGY SHAHATA) SAYING:<br/> <br />"I am a journalist with over 30 years experience. I arrived in Cairo two weeks before my arrest. As you can see I am provided with assistance of a translator as my knowledge of Arabic is practically zero."<br/> <br />Officials say the men raised suspicions by operating without accreditation --- a charge the three men and Al Jazeera called absurd.<br/> <br />The court was expected to provide a video--- they claim shows the men doctoring the news.<br/> <br />The case was moved to April 10 --- the third delay since their arrest in December. Their frustration evident.<br/> <br />Greste
