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today, his son, sebastien lai, is living in self—imposed exile in taiwan, campaigning for his father'sedom from, you know, freedom to say what they want you to say. it is freedom to say what they don't want you to say. and that's what it is, that is the message, that you can't hold jimmy lai, you can't hold jimmy lai in jail and tell everybody that hong kong is still fine, that people are safe to go to hong kong, people are safe to hold that firm beliefs in hong kong. jimmy lai's trial is set to last for 80 days, in what is seen as a test for hong kong's judicial independence. if found guilty, he could face life in prison. danny vincent, bbc news, hong kong. christmas is just around the corner, but there s another c word that nobody wants to hear at this time of year: covid. this most unwelcome of guests has hampered festive celebrations in recent years ? but should we be concerned this time around? here in singapore, mask wearing is being strongly encouraged in crowded areas ? with the newjn.1 variant what they want you to say. here in singapore, mask wearing is being strongly encoura

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today, his son, sebastien lai, is living in self—imposed exile in taiwan, campaigning for his father'sf speech, as in freedom from, you know, freedom to say what they want you to say. it is freedom to say what they don't want you to say. and that's what it is, that is the message, that you can't hold jimmy lai, you can't hold jimmy lai in jail and tell everybody that hong kong is still fine, that people are safe to go to hong kong, people are safe to hold their firm beliefs in hong kong. jimmy lai's trial is set to last for 80 days, in what is seen as a test for hong kong's judicial independence. if found guilty, he could face life in prison. danny vincent, bbc news, hong kong. let's look at other stories in the headlines. in north korea it's been confirmed the launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile on monday was a drill to confirm its war readiness. the north korean state newsagency said the missile reached an altitude of 6500 kilometres, flying just over 1,000 kilometres. the roman catholic church has granted approval for priest to perform blessings for same—sex couples. it

last week, lord cameron met his son, sebastien, the foreign office.olitically motivated prosecution of mr lai for exercising his freedom of expression, and he called upon the hong kong authorities to end their prosecution and release the media boss immediately. that prompted china's foreign ministry spokesman to accuse the uk and the us of a serious violation of the rule of law, and what he called blatant political manoeuvring. mr lai's family left court knowing the trial could last months, with him facing life in prison if convicted. but on trial too is hong kong's creaking reputation for media freedom and judicial independence, and secure investment. james landale, bbc news. with a week to go to christmas there are plenty of anecdotal reports that more of us are being struck down by covid. while it's hard to know exactly because of the lack of widespread testing, there are figures that also show a sharp rise in flu infections, and hospital admissions in england for flu in the past week. our health editor, hugh pym, is here. what is going on? well, i

first of all, the foreign secretary meeting sebastian lai, meeting sebastien lai, who is the son ofjimmyvernment has been quite avoiding to meet with the representative ofjimmy lai. so this is a healthy signal. it shows thatjimmy lai, as a british citizen, is being is getting the attention and support that he needs. and as beijing says that this is british government meddling in internal affairs of hong kong, of china. and this is just ridiculous because the chinese government, the hong kong government is putting a british citizen on trial in such a ridiculous fashion. and ifjimmy lai is being convicted, he could face life sentencing. what difference do you think it will make to have that kind of support from the foreign secretary now after, as you as you describe it yourself, a year in which the uk government has been reticent about engaging? we have to understand the current political and judicial system of hong kong before we get into the question. it is undeniable that the current courts in hong kong, especially the national security courts, is heavily tilted to the beijing governmen

today, his son, sebastien lai, is living in self—imposed exile in taiwan, campaigning for his father's you know, freedom to say what they want you to say. it is freedom to say what they don't want you to say. and that's what it is, that is the message, that you can't hold jimmy lai, you can't hold jimmy lai injail and tell everybody that hong kong is still fine, that people are safe to go to hong kong, people are safe to hold that firm beliefs in hong kong _ jimmy lai's trial is set to last for 80 days, in what is seen as a test for hong kong's judicial independence. if found guilty, he could face life in prison. danny vincent, bbc news, hong kong. now let's take a brief look at some other stories making the news today. the bbc understands russell brand has been questioned by police for a second time investigating allegations of sexual offences. the comedian is believed to have been interviewed by detectives from the metropolitan police under caution over six non—recent sexual offences. in september, brand was accused of rape, assault and emotional abuse, which he has strongly denied.

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