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Troops storm Manila siege hotel Manila siege rebels 'surrender'
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Police and army troops in the Philippines have stormed a luxury hotel in Manila which had been taken over by dozens of armed renegade soldiers. Military rebels barricaded in a luxury hotel in Manila have said they will surrender, following an assault on the building by Philippine troops.
Rebel leader Navy Lt Antonio Trillanes said they were ending their resistance to save the lives of civilians and journalists still inside the hotel.
Troops moved in after an 0700GMT deadline for the rebels to leave the Peninsula Hotel passed.Troops moved in after an 0700GMT deadline for the rebels to leave the Peninsula Hotel passed.
Gunshots have been heard and tear gas has been fired into the hotel lobby. Many of the rebels are currently on trial over a failed mutiny in 2003.
The soldiers, accused of a failed mutiny in 2003, occupied the hotel after breaking out of court where they were on trial. They occupied the hotel after breaking out of court where they were on trial.
They have called on fellow soldiers to withdraw their support for President Gloria Arroyo.They have called on fellow soldiers to withdraw their support for President Gloria Arroyo.
Live video footage from outside the hotel showed an armoured personnel carrier driving into the lobby, while two more were parked in front. As troops moved in, there were reports of gunfire and tear gas was fired into the hotel lobby.
Live footage from outside the hotel showed an armoured personnel carrier driving into the lobby, while two more were parked in front.
Before the assault, most of the guests had left, but a number of people were seen in the lobby and many journalists had refused a government order to leave.Before the assault, most of the guests had left, but a number of people were seen in the lobby and many journalists had refused a government order to leave.

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