Bahrain Live Coverage: Will High-Profile Activists Receive Court Verdicts Today?
Tuesday, September 4, 2012 at 16:16 | John Horne in EA Live, EA Middle East and Turkey, Middle East and Iran 
Sunday night's rally in Bilad AlQadeem in support of political prisoners
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1606 GMT: Zainab AlKhawaja's mother reports that her trial was adjourned again today, with a resumption on 10 September. Zainab is also in court tomorrow on separate charges.
The case of Ammar Ali Mansoor AlSawad (see 0535 GMT), along with 16 other boys accused of rioting and burning a police jeep, has been adjourned until 1 October.
1509 GMT: The BBC's Frank Gardner quotes a British minister as saying that the UK is "very disappointed" at today's verdict on the 13 political prisoners and has called for an urgent appeals process. This is a strong --- and rare --- public response from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, signaling a recognition that "reforms" in Bahrain are not going as its allies had planned.
UK Foreign Office Min says 'v disappointd at
— Frank Gardner (@FrankRGardner) September 4, 2012#Bahrain court upholding sentences vs 13 pol activists', calls for urgent appeals process.#FCO