I-Cable Sacks Dozens From Its News Department
Hong Kong television station i-Cable has reportedly sacked 40 members of staff from its 300-strong news department, incl... Read more
Care Workers Given Two Weeks To Get Tested For Covid
Workers at care homes have been given two weeks to get tested for Covid-19 as a number of facilities were hit by the lat... Read more
Beijing Will Sort Out Any Misconduct On My Part: CE
Chief Executive Carrie Lam said on Tuesday that the central government would take action against her if she commits any ... Read more
Petrol Bombs Thrown At Police Recreation Club
Police say petrol bombs were thrown at their sports and recreation club in Mong Kok in the early hours of Tuesday mornin... Read more
New Hotline To Stamp Out Yacht Parties
The Chief Executive, Carrie Lam, says marine police have set up a designated hotline for people to report any big groups... Read more
Govt Could Sack Workers Who Refuse To Take Oath
The government on Tuesday refused to rule out sacking civil servants who refuse to swear allegiance to the SAR, as it sa... Read more
Care Home Staff Need More Govt Help: Fernando Cheung
Former Labour Party lawmaker, Fernando Cheung, said on Tuesday that if the government wants to force care home staff to ... Read more
'Restaurants Need New Lifeline To Stay Afloat'
The president of the Federation of Restaurants said the latest social-distancing measures deal a further blow to a trade... Read more
Another Restaurant Put On Covid Watchlist
Health authorities on Monday reported 76 new coronavirus cases as officials put another restaurant on a watchlist after ... Read more
Various Venues To Close, Gathering Limit Cut To Two
A number of entertainment venues, including theme parks, will be closed and the public gathering limit reduced from four... Read more
HKU Students Cleared Of Blocking Roads
Eastern Court has acquitted two University of Hong Kong students of obstructing roads near their campus when anti-govern... Read more
Twelve Held In Shenzhen At Risk Of Torture: Amnesty
Twelve young Hongkongers detained in Shenzhen after being accused of illegally entering mainland waters are at risk of t... Read more
Former Convoy Executive Acquitted Of Fraud
A former executive at the financial advisory firm Convoy Global has been acquitted by the District Court of concealing h... Read more
Students Fear School Closures Will Hit Their Grades
With Hong Kong's primary and secondary schools suspending face-to-face lessons once again from Wednesday, some students ... Read more
Covid Restrictions To Be Tightened Very Soon: Expert
A government adviser on the pandemic, David Hui, says he expects the administration to tighten social distancing measure... Read more