On today's Backchat, the role of the Government in the social chaos. On National Day, the CS said the Government ' has shown the greatest sincerity by establishing the Dialogue Office and set in train dialogue with the community in a bid to reconcile d...

On Wednesday's Backchat, reaction to the events of National Day in Hong Kong and in Beijing. What do you make of protests and policing?

8:30 - 9:30 Bonnie Leung, former vice-convenor of Civil Human Rights front)

8:30 - 9:00 Steve Vickers, CEO of Ste...

On Monday's Backchat, what impact would the US Congress' Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Acts have on China, Hong Kong and the US? And what do you make of the weekend's events?

Mark Simon - Columnist, Next Media; member of Republicans Abroad

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On Friday's Backchat, we talk about the Chief Executive's dialogue session with Chris Yeung, Political Analyst and Chief writer of Citizen News,  Civic Party lawmaker Tanya Chan and New People's Party lawmaker Eunice Yung.

On Thursday's Backchat, anonymity.

Some in the pro-establishment camp are urging the government to introduce an anti-masked law to prevent protesters from hiding their faces. Is anonymity encouraging more violence? Or is it simply a defence against 'w...

On Wednesday's Backchat, more on the possibility of an enquiry and the hope for dialogue with Roundtable lawmaker Michael Tien and Accountancy constituency lawmaker Kenneth Leung.

Starting from tomorrow, the Chief Executive will be launching dialogue ...

On Tuesday's Backchat, latest developments in the anti-extradition and social unrest in Hong Kong.

In one of the five demands, protesters are calling the government to set up an independent inquiry commission to look into police misconduct. Carrie Lam ...

On Monday's Backchat, latest developments in the anti-extradition and social unrest in Hong Kong with pro-democracy lawmaker Au Nok-hin and New People’s Party chairwoman as well as Executive Councillor, Regina Ip.

8:30-9:00 Regina Ip, Executive Counci...

On Friday's Backchat, latest developments in the anti-extradition and social unrest in Hong Kong with Labour Party lawmaker Fernando Cheung and Honorary Chairman of Liberal Party as well as former CPPCC member James Tien.

On Thursday's Backchat, latest developments in the anti-extradition and social unrest in Hong Kong with Democratic Party lawmaker James To and Hong Kong Baptist University political science professor Jean-pierre Cabestan.