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1. www.rfa.org › english › newsXi is a ‘dictator’ who broke Hong Kong treaty, ex-governor says

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   5 days ago · Chinese President Xi Jinping is a “dictator” who broke his country’s 1984 treaty with the United Kingdom about Hong Kong and should not be trusted, the last governor of the former British...

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3. www.scmp.com › news › hong-kongExclusive | Malaysian prime minister dismisses Western concerns...

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   Jun 15, 2024 · “I’ve heard that since the days of Chris Patten, the [last] governor of Hong Kong, prior to the surrender [to China in 1997]. It has not happened,” he said.

4. www.heraldmalaysia.com › news › lets-keep-singing-glory-toLet's keep singing ‘Glory to Hong Kong’

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   5 days ago · As the last British Governor of Hong Kong Lord Patten of Barnes puts it in a video message to mark this anniversary today, the CCP — which has “trashed” the treaty — has “made it clear that no one can trust them further than you can spit.”

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     Emperor Naruhito of Japan pays a visit to Oxford University 40 years after first attending as a student - and is greeted by waiting fans alongside his wife Empress Masako

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     Ex-Tory Chair says he’s ‘not sure there’s a Conservative Party anymore’ in scathing review

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     Why the Tories can’t count on the Hong Kong vote

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     Letter: UK parties stick to Alice in Wonderland banalities

     No major party — and few media outlets — are free of blame for this state of affairs. Even the (relatively) saintly Chris Patten, then party Tory party chairman, proclaimed himself “gobsmacked” at the “tax bombshell” put forward in Labour’s ...

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7. voxpoliticalonline.com › 2024/07/02 › not-very-good-is'Not very good' is understating Tory failure says a former party...

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   4 days ago · Chris Patten said he doubted there is a Conservative Party any more, and blamed its current doldrums on “two of the biggest errors in modern British politics”: Boris Johnson and Brexit. He told Times Radio: “I’m a Conservative, but I’m not sure there’s a Conservative Party anymore. It’s pretty questionable.

8. news.rthk.hk › rthk › en'Beijing's commitment to Hong Kong never changes' - RTHK

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   Jun 28, 2024 · The last governor, Chris Patten, arbitrarily laid 'political landmines' for Hong Kong," Zheng told a Legislative Council luncheon. "But the central government's commitment has never changed, and it has offered extreme care for Hong Kong.". He also told lawmakers that the city has "risen from the ashes".

9. www.spectator.co.uk › article › why-the-tories-cant-count-onWhy the Tories can’t count on the Hong Kong vote

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   3 days ago · Written on a stand-up whiteboard in traditional Chinese, it read: ‘Thank you to Chris Patten, who fought for British residency for Hong Kongers. 4 July – please vote Conservative’.

10. www.chinadailyhk.com › hk › articleCourt of Final Appeal: Overseas judges must prioritize service...

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    Jun 11, 2024 · Although everybody claimed the two judges made up their own minds, the former governor, Chris Patten, also the former chairman of the governing Conservative Party (and privy to its internal dealings), knew otherwise.