No bail for 'anti-Islam filmmaker'
A California man linked to an anti-Islam film that stoked violent protests across the Muslim world has been held without bond at his bail hearing in Los Angeles for violating the terms of his probation.
Scores injured as anti-film protests continue
Scores of people were injured today in a clash in Bangladesh's capital between police and hundreds of demonstrators, as protests continued in the Muslim world against a film produced in the US that denigrates Islam's Prophet Mohammed.
In Pakistan, where more than 20 people died yesterday in clashes with police in different cities, a Cabinet minister offered a 100,000 US dollar reward for the death of the filmmaker.
Railways Minister Ghulam Ahmad Balor said he would pay the reward out of his own pocket.
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Politician's $100,000 bounty on anti-Islam filmmaker
A Pakistani minister offered $100,000 (£61,600) on Saturday for the death of an online filmmaker.
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Anti-film protests ignite across Muslim world
US Embassies across the Muslim world have come under attack and a US school in Tunisia set on fire in protests against the anti-Islam film.
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Violent protests at American anti-Islam film spread
Protests against the anti-Islam film continue to spread with the US embassy in Yemen stormed, while protests continue in Egypt and Iraq.