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Hundreds of demonstrators have been arrested, and thousands defied a police ban to oppose draconian legislation imposed by China last night.  

China has passed a law aimed at preventing a repeat of last year’s pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.

It’s 100 days since the world changed almost beyond recognition.

Jon spoke to lawyer Nury Turkel who is from the Muslim Uighur community, more than a million of whom are currently being held in camps by the Chinese authorities.

As China’s President visits Wuhan on a victory tour, our International Editor Lindsey Hilsum takes a look at one of the controversial measures China is using to track its quarantined citizens

In China itself – as many as 150 million people, more than twice the population of Britain are now living in unprecedented lockdown

Chinese troops have been deployed on the streets of Hong Kong – not to crush the anti-government protests but to help clean up the damage after last night’s unrest. 

 It was a day of bracing experiences for Boris Johnson. Trump, trying to reboot that extra special relationship, while at the same time gently rebuking him on escalating a trade war with China.

Donald Trump has urged the Chinese President to personally meet with protestors in Hong Kong, after weeks of violent clashes between the police and demonstrators calling for democratic reforms. China has sent its paramilitary police force to the border and today the Chinese Ambassador to the UK said his government “would not sit on its…

We speak to the Chinese international relations expert Victor Gao.

Hong Kong police have started making arrests over the protests that took place earlier this week.

Former politician, and lawyer, Margaret Ng. and Carmen Yeung, join Matt live in Hong Kong.

The demonstrating masses in Hong Kong refuse to go away. 

Hong Kong’s chief executive, Carrie Lam, has suspended the controversial extradition law with China that has triggered unprecedented demonstrations.

Britain has accused China of carrying out a “widespread and significant” campaign of industrial espionage around the world – through cyber warfare. The Foreign Office, acting in co-ordination with the United States, said hackers acting on behalf of China had targeted intellectual property and valuable trade secrets, and that efforts were ‘almost certainly’ continuing.