The Nursing Council’s decision to remove three nurses found guilty of professional misconduct from its register for one month was a statement to show the public that it continues to uphold the professionalism of the industry. RTHK’s Candice Wong also t...

Democratic Party lawmaker Sin Chung-kai says the government needs to set up a mechanism for its HK$500 million IT Fund to avoid conflict of interest allegations. He told Jim Gould that funds like these could be used as a private channel to direct funds...

Salvage work has begun in South Korea to raise the Sewol – the ferry that sank two years ago, leaving more than 300 people dead, most of them schoolchildren. RTHK’s Seoul correspondent Frank Smith told Annemarie Evans that the work of raising the ship ...

A former president of the Institute of Surveyors, Vincent Ho, says the report by a City University investigation panel into the collapse of a roof at the school last month, has not given a clear picture of all the issues. He also says it does not touch...

Organisers of the annual July 1 pro-democracy rally say they are not being extreme by asking the public to “wage a war” against the Chief Executive, CY Leung, this year in a bid to force him to step down. Jackie Hung, the deputy convenor of the Civil H...

RTHK’s UK correspondent, Gavin Grey, says the French government is facing a “security nightmare” as the country’s capital, Paris, hosts the inaugural match of the Euro 2016 football tournament. France will play Romania in the early hours of Saturday mo...

Civic Party legislator, Claudia Mo, has warned that Hong Kong will not survive as an international business centre if companies start kowtowing to what she called “the big brother” across its border in order to get the business of its 1.4 billion peopl...