The coup leaders – (from left) senator Antonio Trillanes, Brig Gen Danilo Lim and former vice-president Teofisto Guingona – talk to reporters inside the Peninsula hotel.Photograph: Aaron Favila/APOfficers from the national police special action force gesture at journalists to move away as they take positions near the hotel.Photograph: Bullit Marquez/APA heavily armed government soldier keeps an eye on the siege. Photograph: Dennis M. Sabangan /EPA
A rebel soldier on guard outside the hotel is photographed by catering staff. Photograph: Dennis M. Sabangan/EPASoldiers wear rebel insignia on their armbands while they guard the interior of the hotel. Photograph: Romeo Gacad/AFPGovernment soldiers watch as hotel guests make their way out of the luxury hotel.Photograph: Jes Aznar/AFPSupporters hold images of the detained senator, Antonio Trillanes, outside the hotel.Photograph: Rolex Dela Pena /EPAPolice chief Geary Barias is met by rebel soldiers as he arrives to negotiate with the dissidents. Photograph: Romeo Gacad /AFPSpecial forces officers look for the location of a sniper after shots were fired.Photograph: Darren Whiteside/ReutersSpecial forces prepare to assault the Peninsula hotel behind the cover of an amoured personnel carrier.Photograph: Romeo Ranoco/AFPAn armoured personnel carrier keeps guard inside the damaged lobby of the hotel.Photograph: Aaron Favila/APPolice commandos arrest rebel Brig Gen Danilo Lim and civilian supporter Bishop Julio Labayen. Photograph: Jason Gutierrez/AFP
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