News At Seven-Thirty highlights: the court rejected all evidence against PCCW’s privatisation; Macau government giving 6000 patacas to every permanent resident; local academics have warned of a tough period ahead for university graduates; Mainland economy posted its slowest growth in more than a decade; French government investigates Chinese students bribed to get university diplomas; Indians are voting in the world's largest exercise in democracy; Thaksin has been granted a Nicaraguan passport; crew of hijacked American cargo ship arrived back in the U.S.; Colombia's most wanted drug lord was captured; Bishop John Tong became leader of Hong's Catholic community; Legislative Council building in Central will house the Court of Final Appeal; Census and Statistics Department has pledged to review its procedures; Obama and his wife become superheroes in the action figure toy market.