This May Day, a Backchat special wants to know if you share the Lantau Tomorrow Vision.

The Government has outlined the most ambitious plan in our history to build new islands connected by road and rail, a new central business district and housing f...

OnTuesday's Backchat, animal welfare. The AFCD has launched a public consultation on changing laws to enhance animal welfare, with suggestions including the idea of introducing a positive 'duty of care'; increa...

On Monday's Backchat, the Fugitive Offenders Ordinance. A demonstration against the proposed changes to the law is planned for Sunday, as Democrats and some business people continue to express concerns. Alvin Yeung of the Civic Party meanwhile says he ...

On Friday's Backchat, we will talk about the Belt and Road initiative . President Xi Jing-ping is meeting in Beijing with 37 international leaders at the Second Belt and Road Forum in Beijing. The policy has become somewhat controversial, with some par...

On Thursday's Backchat, Occupy Central sentencing. The District Court has sentenced four pro-democracy leaders for terms varying from eight to 16 months over the 2014 protests, while sparing another four custodial sentences. Legislator Tanya Chan's sen...

On Wednesday's Backchat, we talk about U.S. politics. What does the Mueller report imply for Trump and his administration? Is it a vindication for the President, with no sign of conspiracy or collusion, and was the whole expensive investigation a witc...

On Tuesday's Backchat, we will talk about the film industry. Beijing has recently relaxed various rules for local films to enter the Mainland market, including HK film practitioners being eligible for Mainland awards, and removing restrictions on the n...

On Thursday's Backchat, privacy laws. A video featuring celebrities Andy Hui and Jacqueline Wong filmed kissing inside a taxi has sparked a range of responses. Many companies, and even government agencies, have released adverts slyly alluding to the...

On Wednesday's Backchat, we will talk about national security and Article 23, following comments made by Wang Zhimin. The Liaison Office director this week stressed that safeguarding national security was the key to ensuring HK's long-term prosperit...

On Tuesday's Backchat, sexual harassment in Hong Kong.The Secretary for Security says he wants to proceed quickly on a law to tackle 'upskirt' photo-taking and voyeuristic crime after the Court of Final Appeal ruled against the use of of the charge...