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Finspy, UK-developed software that spies on computers and how they're used, has allegedly been sold to Bahrain - a regime accused of human rights abuses by pro-democracy campaigners.
MPs are accusing the government of applying different moral standards to the Bahrain Grand Prix and Euro 2012 in Ukraine.
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Behind the scenes of Syria's propaganda war
Alex Thomson blogs on the battle to win the propaganda war in Syria - and what is motivating foreign interference.
Channel 4 News Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Miller takes up the story of the anti-government protest movement in Bahrain, a week after being arrested and deported.
by Jonathan Miller
Channel 4 News team 'not mistreated'
After a Channel 4 News team is deported from Bahrain, a Bahrain government spokesman denies there was any mistreatment and says the kingdom is "in a much better position than last year".
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A day at the races
Channel 4 News foreign correspondent, Jonathan Miller, gives a personal account of his and colleagues' recent arrest, detention and deportation from Bahrain.
Channel 4 News Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Miller and his team have been arrested while reporting from Bahrain.
Demonstrators in Bahrain protest today's Grand Prix denouncing it as a gaudy spectacle, and continue to call for a change in government.
On the eve of Bahrain's Formula One Grand Prix race, opposition party blames riot police for protester's death.
As demonstrators clash with police in Bahrain in the run-up to the grand prix, a government spokesman denies to Channel 4 News that protesters have been tortured or mistreated.
