On Backchat, as secondary school students join college students for the last day of a class strike we talk about young people and politics. Should they be allowed to join the hurly burly of political life, or are they too young to make proper jud...

On Backchat, we ask you whether you think it's time to leave Hong Kong. Are you feeling confident about the future or do you think out best days are behind us? Are you worried about politics, prices or pollution? People have always come and gone -...

On Backchat, we'll talk about climate change, perhaps the biggest threat to mankind we know of. The UN Climate Change conference is now underway in New York after a march attracted hundreds of thousands to the streets. What signs are there that world ...

On Backchat, we'll talk about Tung Chee Hwa's trip to Beijing. Our former leader is leading a delegation of 70 people comprising tycoons to Beijing, and they are meeting President Xi Jinping to hear his thoughts on ...

On Backchat, we'll talk about the students' boycott. University students are planning a week-long strike to express frustration on political reform. Executive Council member Arthur Li challenged students to make bigger sacrifice and give up their studi...

On Backchat, we'll talk about recently announced railway development plans. The government is initiating seven new rail projects that will cost around $110 billion in total. Which do we need, and who should decide? Is there a danger of too many ra...

On Backchat, we'll talk about the Scottish Referendum. Scotland is voting on independence in a race that couldn't be closer. What are the pros and cons? What if any are the lessons for Hong Kong? After 9.20, why have our universities slipped in ...

On Backchat, what have the super-rich ever done for us? Barclays has published a report revealing that almost half of rich people in mainland China plan to move abroad, but many high net worth individuals around the world like to keep on the move ...

On Backchat, we'll talk about the idea of redrawing constituencies in the next Legco Election. If the Government expands geographical constituencies  from five to nine, does the plan favor the pro-democracy or pro-establishment camp? Would it s...

On Backchat, we'll talk about Occupy Central campaign. The organisers of Occupy Central hinted that the campaign would be a long-term struggle of civil disobedience. Do you think the long-term mass movement will have any effect to change Beijing's...