Bahrain violence
Police and protesters have clashed in Bahrain at the funeral of the activist who was killed during the Grand Prix weekend.
Channel 4 News crew arrested in Bahrain
Channel 4 News foreign affairs correspondent Jonathan Miller and his team have been arrested while reporting from Bahrain.
The news crew are believed to be unharmed, but concerns were raised about the welfare of their local driver.
He was arrested and assaulted in front of the team, and appeared to be bleeding from cuts to his arms.
A Channel 4 News spokesman said: "Our primary concern is for the safety of the team, and we are working with the appropriate authorities to secure a swift release.
"We are also working hard to establish the whereabouts of the driver who was assaulted and separated from the group."
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Thousands of Bahrainis protest against defiant F1 bosses
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