News At Seven-Thirty highlights:New code of practice implemented to govern telecom service operators;Eurozone debt worries trigger big losses in Asian stock markets;UK phone-hacking scandal extends to former prime minister and royal family;Assad loyalists break into U.S. and French embassies in Syria;Cypriot defence minister and army chief resign over deadly munitions blast;Fast moving storms in the U.S. leave trail of destruction;Women in Iran banned from smoking hookah;In Vancouver, fugitive Lai Changxing could lose his lengthy battle against deportation to China next week if his lawyer cannot prove he faces risk of torture by mainland authorities.;Former TVB sales executive accused of charging different amounts for same event;LSD activists ordered to do community service for assaulting police and criminal damage during Oct. 1 protest;Police urge restraint during protest action tomorrow;Appeal dismissed for underwear-stealing lawyer;Rise in number of tourist complaints;Minibus crash in West Kowloon injures 17.