Legco Rejects Bid For HK$1.4bn Loan To Four Schools
Lawmakers voted on Friday against a proposal by the government to provide interest-free loans totalling HK$1.4 billion t... Read more
Ten Arrested Over Lok Fu 'Lennon Wall' Attack
Police have arrested 10 people on suspicion of common assault and fighting in a public place in connection with an attac... Read more
Noon Protest At IFC Mall Leads To Tussle, Fines
Police dispersed protesters who gathered at the IFC mall in the central business district on Friday to raise anti-govern... Read more
Ocean Park To Limit Visitors, No Reopening Date Set
Ocean Park says it will be implementing a cap on the number of daily visitors when it reopens, but no date has been set ... Read more
Security, Medics Carry Pan-dems Out Of Legco Meeting
Several pro-democracy legislators were dragged out of a Legco meeting by security guards and one was carried out by para... Read more
'Space Cleared' Ahead Of Crucial Legco Meeting
Legco staff were busy on Friday morning removing chairs and other objects from the corridor leading to a meeting room ah... Read more
Tech Tsar Plays Down Misinformation Claim Over Masks
The Secretary for Innovation and Technology, Alfred Sit, has dismissed allegations that he misled the public by claiming... Read more
Eyes Are Important Covid-19 Route: HKU Study
A study by the University of Hong Kong has found that the eyes are an important route of infection for the new coronavir... Read more
Lawmakers Spar In Warm Up For Afternoon Showdown
Lawmakers have spent a 45-minute session warming up for a House Committee fight on Friday afternoon, using their morning... Read more
'LKF Bars May Not See Normalcy Return Quickly'
The director of the Lan Kwai Fong Association, Anthea Cheung, said on Friday that she doesn't thinks bars in the popular... Read more
Felix Chung: Free Mask Saga 'a PR Disaster'
Liberal Party leader, Felix Chung, on Friday labelled the government's move to hand out free re-usable masks to Hong Kon... Read more
Thirteen Charged Over PolyU Siege
Police have charged 13 people with a range of offences linked to the siege at the Polytechnic University in November las... Read more
Prince Edward Bars Don't Waste A Second In Reopening
Bars in the Prince Edward area were among the first businesses to take advantage of an easing in coronavirus restriction... Read more
Japan Approves Antiviral Remdesivir For Covid-19
Japan on Thursday authorised the antiviral drug remdesivir to treat coronavirus patients, the government said, with an e... Read more
HKU Teams Says Plasma Can Kill 99 Per Cent Of Virus
Researchers from the University of Hong Kong say they've found that donated blood plasma from patients who've recovered ... Read more