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OCCUPY CENTRAL - DAY EIGHT: Full coverage of the day's events

'In one hour I'll do something,' says man on Admiralty bridge. Photo: Sam Tsang

The scene in Admiralty this morning, after last night's rally drew thousands. Photo: Dickson Lee 

A couple getting engaged amid the Mong Kok protests.

Occupy Central day eight dawns over Causeway Bay. Photo: Jennifer Ngo

Ou Ronggui, from Panyu in Guangzhou, spent the night supporting protesters in Causeway Bay. Photo: Tony Cheung

A protester paints her umbrella with a flowers and the Hong Kong skyline. Photo: Christine To

Minor skirmishes continue in Mong Kok, where Occupy protesters are periodically yelled at by people opposing the ongoing protest. Photo: Chris Lau

Anti-Occupy demonstrators make their feelings known in Mong Kok once again. Photo: SCMP

Thousands of sticky notes bearing messages cover a wall in Admiralty. Photo: Dickson Lee

An anti-Occupy protester has scaled a bridge in Admiralty and is demanding to speak to student protest leaders. Photo: Samuel Chan

Alex Chow (right) arrives on the scene and looks up at the man on the bridge. Photo: Samuel Chan

Protesters' response amid pockets of violence: "Desire for true democracy won't be defeated by police, mob collusion and paid thugs". Photo: Stuart Lau

A group of 'blue-ribbon' protesters storm the Causeway Bay site, chanting anti-democracy slogans. Photo: Silvio Carillo

Volunteers in Mong Kok announce they will move their base to Admiralty for safety reasons. Photo: Chris Lau

The scene at Lung Wo Road, near the government headquarters. Photo: Stuart Lau

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Hong Kong

Protesters said today they feared the government was preparing to move in and clear the ongoing demonstrations in Hong Kong, after the city's Chief Executive CY Leung last night issued a stark warning that Occupy Central was facing a 'very dangerous situation'.
