71.   The Mirror on Friday published pictures of a tearful Burrell arriving at a police station after his arrest Thursday night.

72.   The newspaper published a picture of an apparently dead man lying on a board who was surrounded by grieving people identified as his relatives.

73.   The newspaper published a picture showing his face swollen and battered, holding a blood-soaked garment.

74.   The New Straits Times began publishing the pictures of the wanted people on Friday, accompanied by a phone number to call with information about them.

75.   The photo caption identified her as Milaflor Santos, and the picture was widely published in the Philippines.

76.   The pictures were published by the London tabloid the Daily Mirror and its weekly affiliate, the Sunday Mirror.

77.   The Tabloid magazine Star published pictures of Marin and her boyfriend, which were taken off videotape used by the TV station.

78.   The Swedish Press Council said it was incorrect for the magazine to publish any pictures after getting a rejection from the palace.

79.   The Tabloid magazine Star published pictures of Marin and her boyfriend, which were taken off videotape.

80.   They published the picture of unionist Lau Chin-shek and the labour issues he fought for in the Legco before the handover.