News At Seven-Thirty highlights: Hu Jintao cut short his trip and returned to Beijing to handle the unrest in Xinjiang; security stepped up at Urumqi’s airport; Pro-Uighur protests have been held in several cities around the world; Indonesian President looks set to stay in power for a second 5-year term; South Korea issued a cyber security warning after systematic attacks; North Korean leader Kim Jong-il made a rare public appearance; Honduran President and Honduran interim government agreed to talk under third-party mediation; Michael Jackson's public memorial was held in Los Angeles last night; mainland man was charged with murder for allegedly killing 4 of his HK relatives in Ta Kwu Ling; a local H1N1 patient is in serious condition in hospital; Many pastry-type foods contain high levels of trans fats; nearly 30 percent of children in HK suffer from eye allergies; 2100 eligible low-income earners have yet to recive 6000 dollar injection into MPF accounts.