News at Seven-Thirty highlights:Shenzhen residents will be eligible to apply for multi-entry permits to come to HK; HK government has voiced concerns about recent entry bans by Macau; HK government reminded that electronic cigarettes are illegal; local stocks gained ground today; police in Pakistan arrested some suspects in connection with the deadly attack; Gordon Brown meeting Obama in White House; 2 people are missing after a city archive building collapsed in Germany; mainland government announced a plan to boost military spending; online and on-site services of Transport Department’s Licensing Offices returned to normal; Kelvin Kwan and Jill Vidal are in custody in Tokyo; a 17-year-old HK music student will perform at New York's Carnegie Hall.