the chinese government would argue the hong kong government would argue the hong kong government allowed some concessions and said it would pause the unpopular bill clearly that has not been enough for some protesters. and you can keep up to date with the latest developments in hong kong, following the protests on the bbc website. you'll also find analysis of the chief executive's reaction — and a feature on the background to the demonstrations — that's all at bbc.com/news. the german and british foreign ministers have called on iran to reverse its violation of the 2015 nuclear deal. the international atomic energy agency said its inspectors had verified the 300 kilogramme cap on enriched uranium, which can be used to produce energy or nuclear bombs, had been exceeded by tehran. gareth barlow reports. as iran announced it had increased production of enriched uranium, european countries climates are called iran who adhere to its commitments. the landmark 2015 nuclear deal violated, an uncertain future ahead. the secretary general is very much aware of the reports that the islamic repu

rupert wingfield hayes, bbc news, hong kong. as you heard in that report, the damage to the legislative council building, the building right behind me is extensive, we have taken a look around this morning and we can see that graffiti, the shattered glass, this morning, however, the cleanup operation has begun. there are dozens of people at our sweeping the streets, trying to get some semblance of normality back at the legislative council. meanwhile, however, if you remember when britain handed hong kong to men than china in 1997, this territory was governed and has been governed under the one country, two systems principle. after these dramatic violent protests overnight, happens to that system? july 1997, the moment britain handed hong kong over to china. the last governor, chris patten, presiding over one final act of empire. a handover whose legacy is still being fought over on the streets of hong kong tonight. it was back in 1984 that britain and china agreed a joint declaration that, in future, hong kong should retain some

hong kong. these protesters fight for theirfreedoms. we hong kong. these protesters fight for their freedoms. we will see what unfolds in the coming hours and days. you are watching special coverage on bbc news. you're watching beyond 100 days. police clash with pro democracy protestors in hong kong. demonstrators used a more aggressive approach this time as they took over a key government building. police have entered the parliament building to take back control and clear the protesters. the protestors smashed their way into the building — hundreds then entered and occupied the legislative council, our correspondent was on the scene. graffiti daubed on this particular desk. a computer screen that's been ripped up, papers removed.

ask mr hans what democracy hong kong had during british colonial rule over hong kong the people of. hong kong did not even have the right to march on the streets. that comments of course they not sit well with the u.k. government which went far as even to summon the chinese ambassador in response but whatever your view on the hong kong extradition bill is it's hard to take calls from british officials seriously just take for example the last the point of governor of hong kong he was neither elected nor chinese and just to give you a better understanding on what i'm talking about here are the names of the 5 past governors of hong kong under u.k. rule did you notice the trend moreover up until mighty $97.00 which was the last year that hong kong was under a rule no one lections will held under universal suffrage today hong kong might indeed be fighting for its right spots it's not the former colonial power which should be weighing in there's an element of wounded sovereignty with the british criticism but the chinese want to make it clear this is sovereign chinese territory or want to

to know what to do about what's happening in hong kong. the chief executive is very much from the beijing side. at the same time she's also struggling a little bit with the initial protests which were very peaceful she was put into a difficult position now that there's violence in terms of the alleged attack it's become easier maybe for beijing to involve itself but at the same time it's much more comfortable in these areas dealing with other governments. be talking about things like internal matters and coming out with this kind of rhetoric that we discussed rather than dealing with the actual uneasy gritty of what's going on in hong kong at the moment you might be easier on the international stage but then we must all stroke about jeremy hunt himself he is in a sense for reelection if i can call it that we have to head the tory party and by extension become british prime minister is there potentially more to a bust of motivation here for jeremy hunt to bring this issue up in the middle of a tory party leadership campaign but i think that

with by the hong kong local government. and the central government in beijing does not need to get involved directly in dealing with the violence or the rioting, et cetera. and there is a long process with many, many loops before you need to go through before china will be involved in the situation in hong kong. we are talking about a highly hypothetical situation many miles down the road. for the moment, i think the hong kong government is doing the right thing. they are pleading for sense and sanity and restoration of order in hong kong. and they are really expressing confidence in the hong kong police. the hong kong police, after all, we're very much trained by the british before 1997. and these are one of the best police forces in the whole world. very transparent, very disciplined, very law—abiding. and i think this is the time for all of us to applaud the law enforcement forces in hong kong and the british can do the same thing. they need to express can do the same thing. they need to ex press a can do the same thin

kong all the people in hong kong. do not. do not like the. pilots. they. try to protest. you know and also hong kong. but here as we are there no one is mentioning that extradition bill anymore and stand there talking about safety and violence has the focus of these protests shifted. well some people still do mention the extradition bill from time to time but it's true you do not see these these slogans against the extradition bill that much anymore people are still angry that the government has shelved this bill but not with drawn but now they're focusing more on what has happened in the last few weeks because many people see this police brutality what they perceive as excessive police brutality. as a symbol of how hong kong is governed and how their voices are heard so this is about the relationship between the hong kong government that is a government at the will of beijing and the hong kong people and the police is in the middle of that the police have become a symbol of the violence that people perceive their gov

fear in hong kong seoul to reassert certain legitimacy and to shoulder the people of hong kong that breaching school we'll i believe beijing should intervene and want to investigation against officers in hong kong and trying to put it details what would happen to the process of how these blunders were coming to solve patty. dr pak now senior lecturer at department of politics languages and international studies at the university of bath thank you so much for joining us on the program today. russia and china are to significantly reduce their reliance on the u.s. dollar under a new deal bring you more on that and other stories after a short break. when lawmakers manufactured 2 sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling classes project themselves. in the final merry go round. we can all middle of the room. real crisis meant if it's i mean crisis and they sure. as a scale of natural disaster just like malaysia. and they bring down to this. is unusual here when japan for the problem of substances which of the other being so fast that governments and international organizations do not ha

s a well deployed or not but under hong kong article basic law the hong kong government is able to request to intervene under social unrest or natural disasters and experts think that the reason why the central government is refusing to openly acknowledge whether the pill way will be deployed or not is because they still lack a clear policy direction to address the ongoing crisis in hong kong. and of course this is coming right after another intense weekend of protests let's have a quick recap of what happened helmets and gas masks on both sides of the barricades a weekend of clashes between police and protesters in hong kong saw violent confrontations protests over the past 2 months against proposed extradition to courts in china have grown increasingly fractious. sunday's peaceful gathering grew into a march clogging up major thoroughfares police fired tear gas to disperse the crowds some of whom were carrying arms brothers the symbol of resistance to the government . but few adopted makeshift techniques to deal with tear gas and dismantled street signs for their protection others used h

kong and we stand foursquare behind that agreements foursquare behind the people of hong kong and there will be serious consequences if that internationally binding legal agreements were not to be on it the sense of obligation towards the team a credit 6 future of the hong kong people was openly and widely supported by the u.k. media as well london sense of how trying is an over its former colonial power was openly and supported and more encouraged when the hong kong colonial flake appeared in the legislative building emotional smash on monday some u.k. twitter users even went as far as calling for reagan if they cation or reclaim of their former british colony however though the chinese foreign minister is clearly not happy with the sudden increase of interest of london in hong kong they are accusing london of supporting the law breakers in the city. so i'm going to let the british won the freedom of hong kong residents is a shameless statement yet there's a whole i would like to ask mr hans what democracy hong kong had during british colonial you know or can come won't you the people

in hong kong. let's go live to hong kong. to rosalind adams, asia correspondent for buzzfeed news.( it was very dramatic. a lot of determination, in the protesters. there is a feeling that they do not know what other options are left. every time, they have been very consistent about their demands. and every time carrie lam has hurdled a press conference where has the impartial retreats, but not enough to make protesters happy. i think they are just doing everything they can think of at this point. where you surprised when they went into the chamber of the legislative council and sprayed graffiti as we have seen? it was definitely surprising. i was standing out there for hours, and as the hours went by, they were taking down glass panes one by one. super methodical, bringing supplies. different metal barricades, sledgehammers, anything we could use to get their way in. we took the precaution to smash cctv cameras. took the precaution to smash cctv cameras. “— took the precaution to smash cctv cameras. —— they took the

nick beake, bbc news, hong kong. let's take a look at the scenes of that protest in hong kong. it is late evening there right now and you can see that the situation is largely a stand—off between the protesters and riot police. the firing of rounds have taken place intermittently as they have tried to get protesters out of specific parts of the streets. protesters were denied permission for a rally and it is that denial that they have decided to ignore and that is partly why the police response has been so strong but it doesn't seem to have in any sense deterred protesters from staying on the streets in hong kong. there have been various places over the weekend with one large protests taking place in hong kong airport with people holding up signs saying to tourists not to trust the police or the government. really they are underlining their hope that they are underlining their hope that the international community will ta ke the international community will take some action. it isa it is a point that claudia mo told me earlier. she is a legislator on the hong kong democratic

kong hong kong government is not in a position to do this is really beijing that beijing will give in to this demand beijing wants to keep things under control they are not successful with this i don't know what they're going to make out of this but they're not going to allow universal suffrage i don't think so that is playing out in hong kong thank you very much. let's now take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world campaigning has begun 2 months ahead of afghanistan's presidential election come and afghani is standing for a 2nd term ghani is promising to end the 2 decade long war with the taliban an attack coinciding with the start of the campaigning killed at least one person at the offices of dawn is running mate in kabul. and iran's president hassan rouhani has said britain's seizure of an iranian oil tanker violates the international nuclear deal tensions have been high says british forces captured the ship earlier this month on specials smuggling oil to syria. russian opposition leader ali saying a lonely as the. hospitalized after having a severe alle

and tranquillity in hong kong. and not let it be undermined by violence and by vandalism. victor, forgive me, i'm sorry to the viewers as well, the quality of the link is getting worse and worse. we we re link is getting worse and worse. we were hoping it will get better. we will leave it there. victor gao, thank you very much. let's get some of the day's other news. a federaljudge in ohio has temporarily blocked a law that would have banned abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. there have been rallies across the country and in washington dc against states imposing such restrictive measures. the law in ohio would have been one of the strictest, with no exemptions even in case of rape or incest. argentina's energy secretary has claimed the blackout that affected argentina and uruguay last month was caused by a chain of failures originating with an electricity transport company. more than 50 million people were left without power across south america for several hours on june 16th. the government has promised a ful

and hong kong to stop these protests if if it doesn't stop so very tense situation there in hong kong. for us thank you very much. let's now take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world russia is facing international criticism after police arrested nearly 1400 people protesting against the disqualification of opposition candidates from local elections the european union called on moscow to respect its own constitutional and. meanwhile opposition leader alex a no ball me has been taken to hospital after apparently suffering an allergic reaction while in detention. at least 2 people have been killed in an attack coinciding with the 1st day of election campaigning in afghanistan gunman stormed the offices of incumbent president gone his running mate after the detonation of a large car bomb it's unclear who was behind the attack. iran's president hassan rouhani has said britain seizure of an arena an oil tanker violates the international nuclear deal tensions have been highest since british forces captured the ship earlier this month on suspicions of smuggling oil

hoping to silence the voice of hong kong people. the demonstrations began peacefully with anger against the police only adding to the litany of complaints against hong kong government. people. are really on happy with what has been happening in the last weeks they are unhappy with with the police's response they are that they want an investigation into what actions i can smell the stick us. with all authorities unwilling to show restraint protesters now fear that hong kong's freedoms are at stake as beijing exits ever more influence over the territory but protestors are unpowered. calls for democracy will never stop we will continue our fights a fight that looks set to continue with neither side willing to back down. for more on this i'm joined now by telling a reporter terry chan cherry we've been observing the protests. developing an increasing degree of violence police is using more and more force and the demonstrators are radicalizing where do you see this going so the tension between the police and the protesters is really incr

and hong kong to stop these protests if if it doesn't stop so very tense situation there in hong kong. for us thank you very much. so let's now take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world russia is facing international criticism after police arrest that nearly 1400 people at an unauthorized rally on saturday they were protesting against opposition candidates being barred from local elections you call the moscow to respect its own constitutional and. meanwhile opposition leader saying of all he has been taken to hospital after apparently suffering an allergic reaction while in custody. at least 2 people have been killed in an attack coinciding with the 1st day of election campaigning in afghanistan gunman stormed the offices of incumbent president musharraf gone his running mate after the detonation of a large car bomb it's unclear who was behind the attack. an attack by boko haram militants has left 65 people dead in nigeria that's according to local officials the attack took place in a village in borno state in the northeast of the country the victims were a

protesters believe the law undermines hong kong autonomy and they have demanded the hong kong government led by chief executive gary lam withdraw the bill has since apologized for her part in the unrest can you trust the incidence of recent months have led to controversies and disputes between the public and the government this is made me fully realise that as a politicians i have to constantly remind myself of the need to grasp public sentiment so you accurately. say i'm not one saying. of these sentiments but on full display in recent weeks when millions turned out on to hong kong streets to protest surprisingly though many of these protests lacked central leadership as correspondent phoebe kong discovered. the teen is a 21 year old student who runs a supply station outside hong kong's legislature it's been the scene of frequent demonstrations in recent weeks it all started online and shielded real world results. well that's how they don't that are we recruited over a 1000 members on the 1st day when i launched the telegram group and i also cooperate with an online forum whenever i pos

kong she is in hong kong and joins us on the line give us an idea of what's happening on the streets there right now. i mean i'm going now i'm sending you outside of that i just cited council compass has the question for our us are ready and right now i'm joined by these protesters all say and they will rally tens tens of thousands of protesters and now gathering here and they also high the main road outside the legislative council i gain as the standoff between this post has said and the riot police had last fall out was to noon today and they're ok tional clashes happened so within the south was and some of them trying to break into the company says they're not successful yes but and they both they have caused serious damage to the grass so and the building already and riot police already get up and they have made several wanted to the protesters already and see if you we've been looking at some pictures as you've been speaking of these demonstrations and really been growing throughout the day it's also as we said happening on the anniversary of hong kong's reinstate cation with ch

hong kong and macau affairs office. repeated many of the things that beijing has been saying before it was the 1st time the hong kong and macau affairs office has ever held a press conference in hong kong usually they act in. the back behind the scenes so this is quite noticeable noticeable is also that what we've just heard though it might seem kind of confrontational towards the west is rather moderates for beijing's standards scaremongering it's a poor innes scaremongering is something much less than what others for example the foreign ministry has sounded before they have said that poorness have orchestrated these protests at some instances so we are obviously seeing some attempt to to tone down the office has nothing has promised nothing it has given nothing to the protesters it has backed the police it has backed kerry lymes government so there's nothing new here we might also be seeing some kind of dealing in inside the communist party on who is in charge there was a an editorial today in the party newspaper that

i'm hong kong just again for more background to the point about these demonstrations is that hong kong occupies something of a special position within china this is the one country 2 systems. over. for i beg your pardon can you. the one country 2 systems which seems to be at the heart of all this problem. many protests because they also voice their recruits but it's over. the implementation of one country 2 systems because. when you're trying to tell yourself an older many people they know they don't believe they. see it handles all the autonomy i'll call the guarantee. the one country because there's been a commitment by the chinese and the british government so we can see. freedom every kind of freedom a whole call being devoted also to feel is we've got a baby we have some falling down with. like all the nice activities because in contrary to kind of content outside. and political parties then their political stance and some of it closing off at the lawmakers they have to qualify like their lawmakers so this is something really you clearly home people that are on home call it's no l

hong kong's leader said police had exercised restraint. this is something that we should seriously condemn because nothing is more important than the rule of law in hong kong. iran breaches the limit on its stockpile of low—enriched uranium, set under a 2015 nuclear deal with world powers. a public rebuke from the chancellor for the men vying to be prime minister, as he warns them to be honest about their tax and spending pledges. a suspected stowaway, believed to have fallen from the landing gear of a flight into heathrow, is found dead in a london garden. cheering and applause. and a sensational debut for a 15—year—old schoolgirl as she knocks venus williams, five—time wimbledon champion, out on day one. and at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, kate andrews, associate director at the institute of economic affairs, and james rampton, features writer for the independent. good evening. the leader of hong kong, carrie lam, has condemned what she called the extremely violent storming of the ter

kong and anyone who lives in hong kong or ca res anyone who lives in hong kong or cares about the former british colony. the riot police in helmets and carrying batons, they've been firing pepper spray, and firing tear gas to try and deal with these increasingly agitated demonstrators. and all being played out in sweltering heat in hong kong. let's triangle back to vicky, if you can hear me, just describe what you are seeing now. i've had to move positions, to a different overpass because it's increasingly full cot people have headed towards the stations and i've seen headed towards the stations and i've seen people take off their shirts, probably from getting tear gas pepper sprayed. i think people are starting to head home now. where does this go now? because clearly the protesters are not going to give up, even if they've been having tear gas fired at them and charged with batons, they have been warned to get out of the legislative council but are they going to keep going with these protests, do you think? it's hard to say because lots have been made of the fact these protests have be

well any police force from mainland all the army intervened because hong kong is hong kong this is an international how the fall finance for commerce so it's it's highly unlikely but it's. we can imagine that beijing is very and better rest and that has been chilled by the fact that for example until recently all the news about what was happening in hong kong was totally censored in the mainland and usually in beijing shanghai so indeed there was absolutely nothing and she will. doesn't face a school when protesters stormed into still need to diligence if you can still and then the violence what shown in the media but that's it journalists sign on the plats have reporting for us from hong kong * thank you so much for. turning to france now where president of monel micron has showcased europe's defense capabilities at this year's festival day parade the focus on european military cooperation on the french national day comes at a time of growing tensions with the united states key leaders including german chancellor angela merkel join mark on to watch the annual parade down the show on

this is a change in hong kong? well, it shows there are deep divisions in hong kong. for weeks, we've been seeing images of the streets of hong kong flooded with people who are calling for the government to do more to defend hong kong's autonomy, to defend its position against mainland china, those protests originally beginning to speak out against the extradition bill that the hong kong government was considering putting forth but we can never forget there was considering putting forth but we can neverforget there is was considering putting forth but we can never forget there is a was considering putting forth but we can neverforget there is a group in hong kong, certainly an increasingly vocal group, that prizes ties with mainland china. that hong kong can benefit from its relationship with mainland china. there are many business groups and others really do benefit from such a close link with mainland china. so they are not happy with these protests. we did of course see recently large pro—government protests. you're in beijing. can we speculate on how china might

kong and at the young in hong kong would want democracy and not much else. universal values that rule human rights and democracy are also are raised by the beijing authorities. that would be a huge price for beijing to pay and i'm sure that the more reasonable intellectuals in beijing can see that. claudia mo, member of the hong kong legislative council, thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news. in other news... senior diplomats from britain, france, germany, russia and china are meeting representatives from iran in vienna today to discuss how to save the 2015 nuclear deal. tensions in the gulf have soared since last year when president donald trump withdrew the united states from the landmark accord, which curbed tehran‘s nuclear programme in return for an easing of economic sanctions. we can speak to our correspondent in vienna, bethany. this is a meeting that presumably nobody expects will overcome all of the problems that have arisen since president trump's decision to pull out. what is the tone of these exchanges between the iranians government a

has more on the clean up operation in hong kong. where the clean up here in hong kong has been underway for hours with the lid to the council building which is hong kong's parliament and stuff from inside as well as police hundreds of place have been deployed to clean up and sort these rubbish piles here and as you can see we have things from the block is not cardboard but the also got its metal blockade you can see the heaviest the metal this metal is extraordinarily heavy but it's those types of devices that we use to smash their way in protest is to smash their way into this building we should see here this is a fence and i have pillars those pillars have all been dismantled and we used yesterday to break in the midst of council building now this pile up and it's rubbish will play be played up for days if not weeks but the police have now declared this area a crime scene. the us president says iran is playing with fire donald trump is warning to iran will never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons and un watchdog confirmed it ha

let's go back to hong kong where we should find. reporter phoebe kong welcomed favor tell us what's going on. on our right now i am on the may roll out that i like to say is ben and that is all the way hundreds of riot police there now playing on pushing forward and on to what the protesters and the fed it clear the protest area so obviously it's a it's a night what you have now like we have these pictures of all riot police firing tear gas to get to the post had said and now there are still hundreds of them saying on the street you know moving away from that if they don't come right and. the same time i can see how do you got it by police there now removing the barricade few by the protesters and now do you believe they. are saying and they're moving forward are to what the coach has. yes that's what we are what i see right now just a few 100 protesters left and i don't know if you've been able to speak to any of them have they told you why bastille staying given the enormous police presence. yeah i have a job to talk to some of th

in hong kong. similar scenes in moscow as russians attempt to rally demanding street and fair local elections more than 200 people have been arrested including opposition politicians banned from running for office will go to moscow for the latest. word and 2 big wins for president trump in this battle over the border be u.s. supreme court says he can use military funding for his border wall and want tamala agrees to stop u.s. bound my friends after trying to terror threats to. hundreds of people have been arrested as they attempted to rally on the streets of moscow demanding free and fair local elections this after a raft of opposition and independent candidates were barred from running in the city's upcoming city council election the protest was declared illegal and police began to detain people gathering for the demonstration. before it even began. we're further. our correspondent and we sure were and has been following that very tense situation in moscow emily you were there as the police made t

kong the hong kong government is not in a position to do this it's really beijing that beijing will give in to this demand beijing wants to keep things under control they are not successful with this i don't know what they're going to make out of this but they're not going to allow universal suffrage i don't think so that is playing out in hong kong thank you very much. russian opposition leader alison i've always been hospitalized after having a severe allergic reaction while in jail along a spokeswoman said he was suffering from red skin and facial swelling the activist is serving a 30 day jail term for calling for mass protests after authorities blocked opposition candidates from taking part in local elections yesterday well over a 1000 demonstrators were arrested trying to rally outside the mayor's office. a show of force from moscow police facing off against an unauthorized demonstration as people took to the streets to demand free minutes of elections one protester after another is arrested. for the people taking part here a sign of origin for. to me or putin's russia fear the

kong urse defendants hong kong defendants extradited to mainland china for trial here's what beijing's spokesman had to say. you leave. as quite a few hong kong residents know little about the situation on the mainland and its legal and judicial systems they may have doubts about the proposed amendments so some individuals and media organizations with syria motives have been scam mongering based on these doubts to struggle public panic and obstruct the adoption of the bill. so that's a taste of what a chinese government spokesman said just a short while ago about the situation in hong kong g.w. is not ts bellinger is in the territory materials what more was said in that news conference. well there was basically nothing new sad new the. affair at the hong kong affairs office supports the current government it supports the police in cracking down on these protests but there was a little bit of a toning down in the rhetoric of this body that has spoken for the 1st time today before we have heard the foreign ministry attacking western countries much harsher and saying that they were orches

as the clean—up begins in hong kong. beijing condemns the protests as an "undisguised challenge by violent offenders". an investigation by us government inspectors has warned of dangerous overcrowding at immigration detention centres in texas near the southern border. and a total eclipse of the sun — parts of northern chile are plunged into darkness as the moon moves in front of the sun. the usa have booked their place in the final of the women's world cup. they beat england 2—1 in their semi—final in lyon. the american side will now face either sweden or the netherlands — who play each other in the second semi—final on wednesday. colm harrison has more. once famously described as two countries are separated by a common language, england and the usa work, on this occasion, separated by a common cause trying to reach the world cup final. in the defending champion ‘s made the brightest star, with christen press headingly holders in front within ten minutes. but there lead didn't last too long. ellen white would

demonstration in hong kong. really would like to tell the government the hong kong people and the citizens would like to tell the government what we are asking for so that's why we're here to paul to alice 18 so we are here and all together. i still think that's a must come out and then. i taught my opinion to a polish man because our opium and our choice is important to change hong kong all the people in whole call. do not. do not like the. pilots. they will try to protest. you know and also hall. so mathias as we heard there i mean no one mentioning actually that extradition bill and said talking about about safety and. talk about violence. yes because this is where the mood has shifted now the extradition bill is still on the table and you can't will find people who tell you that they are because of these extradition bill because people do not trust the government the government has shelter could not draw on the people to not trust that they are really not planning to bring it back but it has become only one

kong or away in hey there from hong kong thanks for that. and here's katrina you in beijing with more on the chinese government and how it's reacting. chinese state media have begun broadcasting reports about the events of last night in hong kong but we're seeing very different pictures on chinese state media compared to what we saw on other channels for example the chinese state media broadcast very much focused on kerry land very much focused on her condemnation of this violence and also focused on what the hong kong police have said probably criminal acts committed by these protesters beijing has very much said that they're going to back any investigation in any prosecution or pursuit of prosecution of of possible crimes that took place last night now here in china this is very much of the point of view that beijing is trying to get across that that these are not brave daring protesters who are frustrated these are fact probably just dogs and to emphasize that message what we did see here on chinese state media on 2 papers here english la

reacting to events in hong kong. well so far here in beijing it's been very quiet we haven't heard an official response from beijing we are still waiting on that but we can assume that the chinese censorship agency has here has been on overdrive from what we've seen we haven't seen any tourist on social media about these riots is very little recent online and this is because the chinese government is very cute to sort of take down any post that they think would stir discontent i'm going to show you some headlines from some 2 state media newspapers quite different to what we would have seen in hong kong we've got here the global times and we'll have china daily no pictures of protests and so we've got pictures of celebrations in hong kong got another thing people are saying i love hong kong and and really having a good time here all yesterday so according to state media at least to these papers nothing happened it was all happy there was a big celebration but of course we did see from the global times online not on th