51.   Correspondents saw flames leaping from the building, after two days of riots that left three dead.

52.   The only troops this correspondent saw in Kinshasa on Sunday were two well-armed soldiers escorting an army colonel to a lunch date at a top hotel.

53.   The order was seen by the rebels as the prelude to a Russian attack, and an AFP correspondent saw rebels using captured Russian troops to dig defensive trenches.

54.   The Taliban have intensified security checks on civilians travelling from the Afghan capital Kabul with searches being conducted on all vehicles, an AFP correspondent saw Wednesday.

55.   The wounded included Reuters television reporter Shams Attalah and a child who were taken to hospital where an AFP correspondent saw the dead boby.

56.   They said they were neither eating or drinking and an AFP correspondent saw that one was on a drip-feed.

57.   Two armoured police vehicles took up positions near anti-government protesters in Belgrade for the first time Monday in two weeks of demonstrations, an AFP correspondent saw.

58.   This AFP correspondent saw dismembered bodies taken out on trollies and pulled away by tractors.

59.   This correspondent could see from the road however that troops remained deployed in the south.

60.   Late Friday, an AFP correspondent saw Russian armoured vehicles in the fields outside the town while shell holes pock-marked the road into the town.