The Pulse

Increasingly, legislators are viewing Legco as a vehicle for protest. Sometimes lively debate crosses the line into rowdyism, or so the president rules. At others, legislators complain their microphones are turned off. So how fairly is the Legco secret...

Amidest criticism that the Policy Address held little for the grassroots people, and those in hardship, legislators Lee Cheuk-yan, and Sophie Leung, and social enterprise entrepreneur Kee Chi-hing discuss what can be done for the poor.

In the wake of Wednesday's Policy Address, the Chief Executive faced legislators (in the Legco Q & A session) and the media

We talk to members of two of the sectors influenced by this year's Policy Address.

In this segment we look at the broad outlines of this year's Policy Address, and the politicians' response to it.

While many young people who have been finding it difficult to get jobs, other people find themselves even more socially adrift. A combination of bad luck, difficult economic circumstances, and sometimes their own personalities can lead to them being li...

According to recent government figures, 43,000 young people, between 15 and 24 are unemployed. And the situation seems to be worsening. Even university graduates are finding it tough to get jobs. Those who didn't make it into tertiary education can hav...

Danny Summer once sang one of the anthems for the pro-democracy movement. Now he's performing for the pro-Beijing DAB. Many accuse him of selling out.

Many of Hong Kong's beaches are in a mess. The reason? Different beaches are looked after by different government departments. One private organization is trying to improve the situation.

Publisher Bao Pu talks to us about Xiao Jiansheng's "Chinese History Revisited" which is banned in the mainland because it's critical of elements of Chinese culture.