News At Seven-Thirty highlights: United Christian College suspended due to swine flu concerns; 3 new members are appointed to the management committee of a school in Yau Tong; U.S. and South Korea raised their military alert level on Korean Peninsula; group of ethnic minority students demand subsidiary for GCSE Chinese examination; Nancy Pelosi called a safe environment a basic human right; Taliban claimed responsibility for a deadly assault on Lahore; Aung San Suu Kyi’s trial is adjourned until Monday; Honduras strucked by a powerful earthquake; a study shows concentration of formaldehydz exceeds anywhere in Asia; a wheelchair-bound woman hit by a car; start-up loan scheme run by Federation of Youth Groups received 25 percent more applications; 2 child stars of Slumdog Millionaire may soon have a proper roof; dragon boat races were held in various parts of HK.