We have started to collect the most important news related to Hong Kong in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Hong Kong police try to trace members of a Facebook group which appeared to call for a mass suicide on 21 December.
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Cathay Pacific says its Airbus fleet is being hit by a series of mysterious toilet blockages on Hong Kong flights.
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Hong Kong's poorest have to live in wooden cubicles
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Father Christmas should get a flu jab before delivering gifts to children this year, Hungarian authorities have warned, amid a nationwide epidemic.
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A former leader of the Tiananmen democracy protests, handed over by Hong Kong to China, goes on trial in what his supporters call political persecution.
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Hong Kong's government proposes election reforms that opponents say do not go far enough towards a universal vote.
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A 1968 stamp withdrawn from use by China for its failure to show Taiwan under Chinese rule, fetches a record price in Hong Kong.
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Meet the Hungarian who pulled the Iron Curtain wide open
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A wealthy Chinese buyer snaps up a luxury Hong Kong apartment for $57m (£35m), thought to be an Asian record.
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Birmingham City boss Alex McLeish says Carson Yeung's takeover of the club can be the springboard for future success.
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A history book banned by China goes on sale in Hong Kong ahead of the 60th anniversary of Chinese communist rule.
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A Hong Kong court sentences a former senior banker at Morgan Stanley to seven years in prison for insider trading.
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PLC chairman David Sullivan and chief executive Karren Brady will leave Birmingham if Hong Kong businessman Carson Yeung completes his takeover of the Premier League club.
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Pro-China figures in Hong Kong express concern about alleged Chinese police attacks on Hong Kong journalists.
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