On Friday's Backchat, telling the Hong Kong Story.

The permanent exhibition of the Hong Kong Museum of History will close for an extensive revamp on Monday after 20 years. What should be in the future version of our past? How will it deal with colon...

On Thursday's Backchat, privacy of teachers and President Xi's visit to Shenzhen. Former Chief Exeuctive CY Leung has published personal information on what he claims are 18 teachers prosecuted for protest-related offences, including names, ages and sc...

8:30-9:15 A storm in a teacup?

8:30-9:00 Lam Chiu-ying, former Director of Observatory

8:30-9:15 Tim Hamlett, Writer at Hong Kong Free Press, Former Associate Journalism Professor at Hong Kong Baptist University 

9:00-9:15 Chip Tsao, Social Commentator...

On Tuesday's Backchat, postponing the policy address.

Chief Executive Carrie Lam said on Monday that she will postpone her Policy Address,

probably until the end of November, so she has time to ask the central government for

help with the recovery ...

On Monday's Backchat, voting outside Hong Kong;  and latest developments in Covid-19.

Sing Tao Daily reported on Thursday that the government will soon announce plans to set up polling stations on the mainland for Hong Kong residents living there to ...

On Friday’s Backchat, the green future.

In last year’s policy address, Carrie Lam promised an array of environmentally-friendly measures to make Hong Kong a greener place to live.

We’ll be discussing how things have developed one year on, and what sh...

On Thursday's Backchat, Xinjiang.

39 countries including the US, UK and Japan have signed a declaration calling for China to respect human rights in Xinjiang, Tibet and Hong Kong.

The initiative was led by German UN ambassador Christopher Heusgen, wh...

On Tuesday's Backchat, independence ideas in schools; and iBonds.

The Education Bureau has cancelled the registration of a school teacher it says used pro-Hong Kong independence materials in class, the first time ever that a teacher has been de-regist...

The CEO of the West Kowloon Cultural District Authority, Duncan Pescod, is to leave the role by "mutual consent" later this year, with the culture hub asking the government to second a staff member to fill the role.

Writing in his own Facebook post o...

On Monday's Backchat, latest in Covid-19 and developments in Hong Kong politics.

The Elderly Services Association said hundreds of care homes have scrapped their plans to allow visits during the mid-autumn festival .

Will it deter people from mas...