Tom Grundy
Editor-in-Chief and Founder at Hong Kong Free Press
Director, Founder, Firefighter at @HKFP - Non-profit, 100% independent impartial #HongKong news since 2015. Views own. Not leaving. #PressingOn
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1 week ago |
bbc.co.uk | Tom Grundy
The government's preferred choice as chair of English football's new independent regulator contributed money to the leadership campaigns of Sir Keir Starmer and Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy. David Kogan told MPs on the Culture, Media and Sport Committee that he was being "utterly transparent" by declaring donations which "hadn't been discovered by the press".
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1 week ago |
ca.news.yahoo.com | Tom Grundy
David Kogan was the "outstanding candidate" for the role, said Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy [PA Media]The government's preferred choice as chair of English football's new independent regulator contributed money to the leadership campaigns of Sir Keir Starmer and Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy. David Kogan told MPs on the Culture, Media and Sport Committee that he was being "utterly transparent" by declaring donations which "hadn't been discovered by the press".
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1 week ago |
bbc.com | Tom Grundy
Image source, PA MediaImage caption, David Kogan was the "outstanding candidate" for the role, said Culture Secretary Lisa NandyBBC Sport senior journalistThe government's preferred choice as chair of English football's new independent regulator contributed money to the leadership campaigns of Sir Keir Starmer and Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy.
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hongkongfp.com | Tom Grundy
Dear readers,“As the situation keeps deteriorating in Hong Kong, we cannot forget about those who, despite the pressure, continue the almost-impossible work of covering stories from within the city.” Aleksandra Bielakowska of Reporters Without Borders (RSF) paid tribute to local journalists on Friday after Hong Kong received its lowest-ever press freedom score in the NGO’s annual index.
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hongkongfp.com | Tom Grundy
Hong Kong has tumbled five places in the annual Reporters Without Borders Press (RSF) Freedom Index, entering the “red zone” – meaning a “very serious” situation – for the first time, alongside China. The city fell five places to 140th place, sandwiched between Sri Lanka and Kazakhstan. China fell six places to 178th place – only North Korea and Eritrea ranked lower.
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Unmissable new 30min BBC doc on Hong Kong. Touches on the new normal of bureaucratic scrutiny, and citizen-on-citizen surveillance. https://t.co/4BlcEsHOLz Thoughts go out to pro-gov't commenter struggling to find anything actually inaccurate. https://t.co/YEAseL475Y
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Opinion: “Is it appropriate that items of sacred significance to some people should be offered in the marketplace as cultural commodities for purchase by non-believers?” writes Tim Hamlett for @hkfp.
