Look To Greater Bay For Recovery: Paul Chan
The financial secretary, Paul Chan, has warned that employees in Hong Kong will continue to face tough times ahead as th... Read more
Judiciary, Education In Need Of Reform: Junius Ho
Pro-establishment lawmaker Junius Ho has urged the government to reform Hong Kong’s judiciary and education system, in... Read more
Police Arrest Seven Pro-democracy Politicians
Police arrested seven pro-democracy politicians on Sunday morning, on charges relating to a chaotic Legislative Council ... Read more
Bagpipes Sound For SAR's Last Battle Of HK Veteran
The funeral has taken place of Ng Sai-ming a “gunner” in the British Army Royal Artillery during the Battle of Hong ... Read more
Coronavirus Fear Can't Dampen LKF's Halloween Spirit
Thousands of revellers crowded into Hong Kong's Lan Kwai Fong nightlife district as the easing of coronavirus regulation... Read more
Ten Nabbed Over Money Exchange Shop Robberies
Police said on Saturday they had arrested 10 people in connection with two robbery cases in Yau Ma Tei in which money ex... Read more
'Trick Or Treat, But Don't Break The Rules' - Police
The authorities have warned that social distancing rules still apply - even on Halloween. They say they'll be strictl... Read more
Sophia Chan Defends Quarantine Exemptions
Health Secretary Sophia Chan said on Saturday that the government would maintain its policy of under which some people e... Read more
Seven Cleared Of Rioting In Aug 31 Protest
The District Court on Saturday acquitted seven people of rioting during a protest in Wan Chai and Causeway Bay on August... Read more
'Low Risk' That Rapid Tests Will Miss Covid Cases
The company behind a new rapid Covid-19 testing scheme at the airport on Friday dismissed concerns about accuracy, sayin... Read more
HK's Economic Contraction Eases Amid Covid
Hong Kong's economic slump has eased considerably with new provisional figures showing that GDP declined by 3.4 percent ... Read more
'20,000 Tourism Jobs Could Be Lost In December'
Around 20,000 jobs in the tourism sector could be lost or furloughed if the government doesn't fully reopen the border s... Read more
Govt Takes 'Made In China' Fight With US To The WTO
The government says it has launched proceedings at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) to challenge a demand by Washingto... Read more
Office Worker Is First Untraced Covid Case In Days
Hong Kong has reported its first coronavirus infection with no known source in almost a week. The patient, a 44-year-... Read more