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  • 2 weeks ago | hongkongfp.com | Tom Grundy

    US comedian Louis C.K. will perform in Hong Kong on March 24 next year. His “Ridiculous” tour involves 100 gigs in the US this year, with Asian and European fixtures set for 2026. Tickets go on sale in August via his website, louisck.com. His team confirmed to HKFP on Monday that a previously announced Manila date would be replaced by the appearance in Hong Kong. He will also take to the stage in India, Thailand and Japan.

  • 2 weeks ago | hongkongfp.com | Tom Grundy

    The Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data (PCPD) has confirmed to HKFP that Marks and Spencer (M&S) Hong Kong has not informed it of a recent customer data leak, nor responded to its enquiries.

  • 3 weeks ago | businessandamerica.com | Tom Grundy

    Four Premier League clubs have been warned by the Gambling Commission over their relationship with an unlicensed gambling business. Bournemouth, Fulham, Newcastle, and Wolves – plus Burnley who have earned promotion from the Championship for next season – are all sponsored by betting websites run by TGP Europe. The company surrendered its British licence after an investigation found it had failed to “carry out sufficient checks on business partners” and breached “anti-money laundering rules”.

  • 3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Tom Grundy

    Four Premier League clubs have been warned by the Gambling Commission over their relationship with an unlicensed gambling business. Bournemouth, Fulham, Newcastle, and Wolves, as well newly promoted Burnley, are all sponsored by betting websites run by TGP Europe. The company surrendered its UK licence after an investigation found it had failed to "carry out sufficient checks on business partners" and breached "anti-money laundering rules".

  • 3 weeks ago | bbc.com | Tom Grundy

    Four Premier League clubs have been warned by the Gambling Commission over their relationship with an unlicensed gambling business. Bournemouth, Fulham, Newcastle, and Wolves, as well newly promoted Burnley, are all sponsored by betting websites run by TGP Europe. The company surrendered its UK licence after an investigation found it had failed to "carry out sufficient checks on business partners" and breached "anti-money laundering rules".

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Tom Grundy
Tom Grundy @tomgrundy
10 May 25

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

Tom Grundy
Tom Grundy @tomgrundy
10 May 25

RT @AsaWinstanley: A new report in The Economist (based partly on Lancet medical data research) says that the true Palestinian death toll i…

Tom Grundy
Tom Grundy @tomgrundy
10 May 25

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.

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