News at Seven-Thirty highlights: members of 5 disciplined services took to the streets today; 3 more local secondary schools suspended due to swine flu; Government will decide by Tuesday if the closure of kindergartens and primary school will extend; Heung Yee Kuk recommanded 2 refurbishing drug rehab facilities for Zheng Sheng College; Iran braced for possibility of more bloody confrontations between protesters and security forces; a New York Times reporter has escaped from militans after more than 7 months in captivity in Afghanistan and Pakistan; Greece called Britain to return dozens of Parthenon sculptures taken from Acropolis 200 years ago; there are less than two weeks to go before a blanket ban on indoor smoking in HK; tinted windows on vehicles may not comply with light transmittance requirements; Link Management introduced a shopping bag lending service; over 3000 buildings on both sides of Victoria Harbour will switch off decorative lights at 8 o’clock; HK is celebrating Father's Day today.