Chris Patten has a distinguished and expansive CV that ranges from high office in politics, to academia and diplomacy. He is currently Chancellor of the University of Oxford but he is perhaps more famous for being the last British Governor of Hong Kong. He discusses that unique period in history and why he decided to accept the post of governor of Hong Kong, the challenges he faced and memories of that time and his concern for the future of Hong Kong.

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