On Backchat, we'll review the Budget. Financial Secretary John Tsang warned a structural deficit would be inevitable in seven year's time if economic and revenue growth decelerates . What do you think of the government's relief measures? What ...

On today's Backchat, we'll present our special phone-in programme with Financial Secretary John Tsang, from 8am-9am. What do you think of the government's relief measures? Do you have any suggestions or feedback on the government's budget plannin...

On Backchat, we'll talk about the attack on former Ming Pao Chief Editor Kevin Lau.  Are there growing threats and danger to journalists?  How can such violence be eradicated?

(8.30am-9.30am, call in on 233 88 266, , email [email protected] , or ...

On Wednesday's Backchat, beauty parlours. A top banker died earlier this month after receiving Botox injections at the clinic of a doctor who was involved in a fatal liposuction procedure in 2003. Another case involves a local woman who underwent a...

On Monday's Backchat, we'll be following up different aspects of the Covid-19 situation. How should employers deal with domestic helpers concerns? What psychological impacts do social distancing bring to our community? We'll also be looking at the op...

​On Monday's Backchat we are talking about the weekend by-elections.  Voters in three geographical and one functional constituency are making their choice on Sunday of candidates to replace disqualified legislators. Who are the winners and losers; ...

On Backchat, we'll talk about the development of think-tanks in Hong Kong. Legco President Jasper Tsang said we need some "high quality" ones to bring up deeper-thinking to policy issues. Agree? What's the future of think-tanks? After 9.15, fi...

On Tuesday's Backchat, one-way permits. 150 people a day are allowed to move permanently from the Mainland to Hong Kong, and last year this quota was actually exceeded. 57,387 arrived last year on ­one-way permits, up from 38,338 in 2015. As number...

Happy New Year! On today's Backchat, we'll be looking forward to the Year of the Rat. What can Hong Kong expect in the next twelve months? In the middle of a barrage of political, economic, security and health challenges, will things turn around? Are y...

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 ...