Security is tightened at Bahrain’s Formula 1 track with practice runs set to begin against a background of ongoing protests.

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Security stepped up at Bahrain F1

Force India team members flee as petrol bombs are hurled over their vehicle on their way back from the Bahrain Grand Prix track.

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Force India flee Bahrain protest

Bahraini security forces fire stun grenades at protesters gathered outside a cultural exhibition in Manama for Sunday’s Formula 1 Grand Prix.

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Clashes near Bahrain F1 exhibit

Human rights are still being violated in Bahrain despite promises of reform, according to the campaign group Amnesty International.

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Human rights ‘crisis’ in Bahrain

Frank Gardner on the arguments for and against Bahrain GP

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Grand Prix decision masks Bahrain unrest

The people in charge of Formula 1 say the Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead as planned next week, despite concerns over staging the race whilst there is continuing political unrest.

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VIDEO: Looting in Bahrain amid F1 disquiet

The Bahrain Grand Prix is to go ahead on 22 April as planned, the motorsport’s governing body the FIA says.

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Bahrain will go ahead, says FIA

Red Bull’s Mark Webber expresses some misgivings about the prospect of racing in Bahrain.

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Webber expresses Bahrain concerns

F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone will meet the sport’s 12 teams on Friday to discuss the Bahrain GP, BBC Sport has learned.

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Ecclestone set for Bahrain talks

Bernie Ecclestone says F1 teams have not expressed concerns to him about the Bahrain GP, but he casts doubts over the race’s future.

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Teams ‘not worried’ by Bahrain GP

Bahrain’s attorney general denies rumours that Abdulhadi al-Khawaja, who is on hunger strike in prison, is dead, saying he is in “good health”.

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Bahrain hunger striker ‘well’

Seven policemen have been injured in a “terrorist attack” in the Bahraini village of Akr, the country’s public security chief tells state media.

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Police injured in Bahrain attack

The top legal body in Bahrain rejects a Danish request to transfer political prisoner Abdulhadi al-Khawaja, said to be close to death on hunger strike.

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Bahrain rejects prisoner transfer

Bahrain is considering a request from Denmark to transfer political prisoner Abdulhadi al-Khawaja, on hunger strike for almost two months.

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Danish bid to help Bahrain inmate

A leading human rights activist in Bahrain is transferred to hospital from prison after nearly two months on hunger strike.

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Bahrain hunger-striker in clinic