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At least two people were injured during a Mirror concert in Hong Kong when a massive video screen hanging above the stage came crashing down on July 28, 2022. Authorities ordered the rest of the band's concerts to be suspended until the stage and sets at the Hong Kong Coliseum were checked and proven safe. The accident came two days after a member of the Canto-pop boy band fell off the same stage while delivering a speech.

An estimated two million people have taken to the streets, attempting to send a message to China over a controversial extradition bill.

Local hero Marco Fu has beaten Scotsman John Higgins, 6-5 in a thrilling best of 11 semi-final at the Hong Kong Masters.

In our news wrap Sunday, a staunch Beijing loyalist has been elected as Hong Kong's next chief executive in a rubber-stamp committee vote, Nepali Sherpa Kami Rita scaled Mnt. Everest for a record 26th time, and the Kentucky Derby saw one of the greatest underdog finishes in the history of the sport as Rich Strike overcame 80-1 odds in a come-from-behind victory.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping has arrived in Hong Kong to mark 25 years since the former British colony returned to Beijing's rule. Mr Xi was greeted by pupils holding flowers, waving flags and shouting ‘welcome’, although many are critical of China’s control over Hong Kong. In a brief speech Mr Xi said "one country, two systems" - the governance model agreed for 50 years in the handover - "can ensure the long-term prosperity and stability of Hong Kong".

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Hong Kong national security police raided media outlet Stand News and arrested six people connected to the platform for sedition, local media reported, in the latest action likely to fuel concern about press freedoms in the city. Here's the scene outside the Stand News office after the arrests. Those arrested Wednesday for conspiring to publish seditious materials under the colonial-era Crimes Ordinance included acting Editor-in-Chief Patrick Lam and former Editor-in-Chief Chung Pui-kuen, according to the South China Morning Post newspaper. The government said in a statement that six current and former senior employees of an online media company were arrested on sedition charges by national security police, without providing names. Denise Ho, a singer who testified about Hong Kong before the U.S. Congress, and Margaret Ng, a lawyer and ex-lawmaker, were among former Stand News board members arrested, the Post said. Ex-board members Chow Tat-chi and Christine Fang Meng-sang were also arrested. Ho’s arrest was confirmed on her verified Facebook page. Ronson Chan, who is chairman of Hong Kong Journalists Association in addition to serving as deputy assignment editor for Stand News, also taken from his home to assist the investigation, HK01 reported. It had earlier said that Chan was among those arrested. Stand News had emerged as one of Hong Kong’s most aggressive independent media outlets since its founding in 2014, with reporters and camera crews a near-constant presence documenting democracy protests in 2019. The outlet had braced for police scrutiny in the wake of security probes into the Apple Daily newspaper, announcing in June that it would preemptively purge opinion pieces from its site and stop accepting subscriptions and sponsorships. The arrests came a day after Jimmy Lai, founder of the now-closed Apple Daily, had a charge of conspiracy to produce and distribute seditious publications laid against him, along with six of his former staffers, in addition to charges on the city’s national security law. The jailed 74-year-old has become the focus of the government’s criminal probes into the pro-democracy opposition. Since Beijing passed a sweeping national security law last year the Hong Kong government has imposed strict limits on what constitutes free speech. Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam said in July that a “law needs to be introduced” to police what the media publishes.

The Hong Kong government is demanding an investigation after the Asia Rugby Sevens tournament in South Korea played a popular pro-democracy protest song instead of the Chinese national anthem.

Hong Kong said it 'strongly deplores and opposes' the playing of a song associated with 'violent protests' and the pro-independence movement in 2019, when the Chinese national anthem, March of the Volunteers, should have been played. The song was written and published online by a group of local activists during the 2019 protest movement as a statement opposing the enactment of an extradition bill. While the song is not outlawed on paper, it is deemed risky to play it in public after the introduction of national security law in Hong Kong in June 2020.