Bahrain violence
Police and protesters have clashed in Bahrain at the funeral of the activist who was killed during the Grand Prix weekend.
John Yates: 'Bahrain is a delightful place'
Former Scotland Yard counter-terrorism chief John Yates has a new job advising the monarchy of Bahrain on "police reform."
He said that there are contingency plans in place at Bahrain's Formula One Grand Prix, and that policing at the event will be 'low-key'.
He said his view is that Bahrain is a "delightful place, predominantly safe" and that the regime is "providing the leadership to implement the reforms."
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Bahrain Grand Prix takes place as protests continue
Demonstrators hurled petrol bombs during nightly clashes with the police who responded by firing teargas and rubber bullets.
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Running battles in Bahrain on eve of Grand Prix
Crowds of protesters hurled petrol bombs at police who fired tear gas back in Bahrain on Saturday on the eve of the Grand Prix.
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Thousands of Bahrainis protest against defiant F1 bosses
Protesters have clashed with police in Bahrain as F1 bosses remained defiant and the country's leaders refused to "empower extremists."