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Bahrain troops retake Pearl Square - in pictures

Bahrain uprising: Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) forces move in to Pearl Square — Gulf Co-operation Council forces move in to Pearl Square in Manama to disperse anti-government protesters. At least three Bahraini policemen and two protesters were reported killed in the assault Photograph: Hamad I Mohammed/Reuters

Bahrain uprising: Anti-government protesters wave in front of military vehicles — Protesters confront military vehicles stationed near Pearl Square Photograph: AFP/Getty Images

Bahrain uprising: Black smoke billows from burning tents in Pearl Square in Manama — Black smoke billows from burning tents in Pearl Square Photograph: Joseph Eid/AFP/Getty Images

Bahrain uprising: A protester stands in front of the military in Pearl Square — A protester stands in front of military troops Photograph: James Lawler Duggan/AFP/Getty Images

Bahrain uprising: Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) forces move into Pearl Square — Gulf Co-operation Council forces move into Pearl Square Photograph: Hamad I Mohammed/Reuters

Bahrain uprising: Tents burn in Pearl Square — Tents burn in Pearl Square, which has been the focal point for a two-month anti-government uprising Photograph: Joseph Eid/AFP/Getty Images

Bahrain uprising: Bahraini National guard arrest a man believed to be a journalist — The Bahraini national guard detain a journalist, Alex Delmar-Morgan of the Wall Street Journal, near Pearl Square Photograph: Joseph Eid/AFP/Getty Images

Bahrain uprising: Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) after evacuating anti-government protesters — Gulf Co-operation Council forces in the square after scattering anti-government protesters Photograph: Hamad I Mohammed/Reuters

Bahrain uprising: A Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) soldier walks through Pearl Square — A soldier walks through Pearl Square after it was overrun by military troops Photograph: Hamad I Mohammed/Reuters

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