Staff and supporters of ATV bid farewell on Friday to Hong Kong’s oldest TV station, whose 59 years of broadcasting ends at midnight on Friday. The cash-strapped broadcaster will turn over its analogue spectrum to RTHK upon the expiry of its free-to-ai...

Indian police have opened a case of culpable homicide against the company building a flyover that collapsed on Thursday in Kolkata, killing at least 23 people and injuring more than 80 others. Officials say five officials of the construction company ha...

Law Professor Simon Young from the University of Hong Kong says simply discussing independence for Hong Kong would not violate the Basic Law. He says the police have powers to deal with people who undermine national security, public order or public saf...

The Acting Government Chief Information Officer, Victor Lam, says efforts are already underway to expand free public Wi-Fi coverage in Hong Kong. His comments came after the Hong Kong Wireless Technology Industry Association, which surveyed 1,000 peopl...

A suicide prevention group says a committee set up by the government to look into the recent spate of suicides by students should consult young people and parents before coming up with recommendations on how to deal with the problem. The Executive Dire...

Hong Kong Polytechnic University's Chico Leung, who studies hawker policies, says he does not think that many Hong Kong people will patronise 'food trucks'. The government will start accepting applications tomorrow from people who are interested in run...

RTHK’s correspondent in Myanmar, Larry Jagan, says the people there were very excited when Htin Kyaw – Aung San Suu Kyi's right hand man in the National League for Democracy – was sworn in as the country’s civilian president. But he tells Jim Gould tha...