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now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i m stephen sackur. the people of hong kong are getting used to a new reality, a draconian national security law made in china and imposed on the territory with no meaningful consultation. pro democracy activists call it the death of the ‘0ne country, two systems‘ principle. well, my guest today is the former pro democracy politician turned beijing loyalist ronny tong. is china suffocating the life out of hong kong s special status? ronny tong in hong kong, welcome to hardtalk. hello. let me begin with the concept of consultation. are you comfortable with the fact that china has just imposed a law on the territory of hong kong with no meaningful consultation with the government or people of hong kong? i don t think that is quite right. i think there are two things one needs to remember. first of all, it is a law to be it is a law enacted by the mainland according to the legislative law, it is not a law enacted by the ....
there s more uncertainty for hundreds of thousands of students in the uk. the exams regulator has withdrawn its advice on how pupils in england and wales can appeal their allocated grades, just hours after making the advice public. the uk government has been under fire since thursday, when end of school results for 18 year olds were awarded with nearly 40% of teacher assessments having been downgraded. there s concern there will be more confusion with school results for 16 year olds just days away. here s our education editor, branwen jeffreys. outraged, disappointed by their a levels. the common theme is anger, a lot of people are really sad and distressed. it s a really stressful time, like, your future is uncertain. students brought their protest to westminster today. i was predicted a, a, a, and i got given b, c, c. and ijust think it s unfair that we got given these grades, even though we didn t actually sit these exams in the first place. afraid their future is at ....
holidaymakers have arrived back in the uk, after a last minute dash to avoid new quarantine rules. travellers from france, the netherlands, and four other countries would have been subject to m days self isolation after concerns over rising coronavirus cases abroad. andy moore has the details. there were long queues at calais early this morning as people scrambled to get back to the uk ahead of the 4am deadline. at passport control, to get this far, they told us we should be fine to get back to the uk for the 4am deadline. on one of the last ferries out of france from dieppe, some exhausted travellers. and i m told the ferry people know we need to get to the uk before four o clock, so we will see you later. the ship docked in new haven just before the deadline. 3:58am in the uk. they laugh fantastic! one group of edinburgh based musicians who had been performing in normandy. classical music plays ..hired their own fishing boat to get back in time. after an eight hour cr ....
aah! on korea johnson, this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming on un secretary general appraisers. last month s grain deal, lassie visits a ukrainian port awards. there s still a long road ahead. russia says the u. n. is proposal to demilitarize ukraine s this apparition, nuclear power plant is unacceptable. on a future remains uncertain for afghan women with a ton of bands restrictions and a battered economy. taking that we began with the global crisis, sparked by severe weather. many countries in the northern hemisphere. now in the grip of intense summer, he twice, some of the, well, the biggest and mightiest rivers are drying up. the parts of europe from france to italy and germany, rivers are slowing to a trickle. and that s killing harvests halting marine traffic and disrupting factories and industries. millions of livelihoods are at stake. and in the world s 2nd largest economy, china, asia s longest river, is shrinking after a heat wave that lasted more th ....
that. michelle marshall, i think since 21 saif also this primary election is over that now. the real work begins with donald trump s most defiant critical is chinese loses the republican primary rice in wyoming to a candidate endorsed by the form of presidents and soaring prices of food. push you k inflation into double digits for the 1st time and from to years. ah, well, israel and turkey are restoring full diplomatic ties. after years of discord, both countries will be re appointing ambassadors. the turkish foreign minister says despite the move, turkey would not be abandoning its support for the palestinians of wrestle. sarah is life for us and as sample can you fits will give us an idea of just how significant a move this is. well the full, the restoration of the diplomatic relations between the anchor and tell of it s quite a milestone in relation of the 2 companies. and just last night took us prisoners pay babylon and israeli prime minister, european had a phone ....