News At Seven-Thirty highlights: 33 workers are suspected to be paid less than statutory minimum wage so far; Tsang Hin Chin says this is not the time to enact Basic Law Article 23; Organisers of the June 4th candlelight vigil accused police of manipulating crowd turnout; about 200 people gathered on King’s Road following the June 4th candlelight vigil; British and French attack helicopters struck for the first time inside Libya; at least 3 people were killed when Israeli troops opened fire across a Syrian frontier; police swooped on India's most famous yoga guru to break up a fast against graft; Germany has set up a task force to hunt down the source of E.coli; heavy rain has brought relief to the worst drought in China; disabled people will take part in dragon boat races in Sai Kung tomorrow; a Chinese artist transforms the vegetables into visual art works.