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Reporter documents the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989 in Beijing, China, leading up to the Tiananmen Square Massacre on 4 June 1989. The progression of events as they unfold, sharing his experience of...
Hannah O’Sullivan reports on restrictions on student political protests in Beijing. The Chinese government has attempted to curb the movement for democracy by declaring martial law and a news blackout this...
Jonathan Annells reports from Beijing where the political situation has deteriorated rapidly as the government declared martial law. Tougher action against protesting students has been predicted following a...
Gareth Furby reports on the military crackdown in Beijing, where western journalists have been detained and questioned by the authorities. Meanwhile, the diplomatic standoff between China and the United...
Gareth Furby reports from Beijing on the continuing military and political crackdown on dissidents. Comments on the arrest of Zhou Fengsuo, a 22 year-old physics student at Qinghua University in Beijing, who...
Kevin Mousley(?) interviews Australian Prime Minister, Bob Hawke on the crackdown by the Chinese authorities on pro-democracy demonstrators. He says Australia is doing what it can to help Chinese students in...
Chris Mann (sitting in for Richard Littlejohn on his LBC Newstalk 97.3 show) interviews American musician and composer Marvin Hamlisch, prior to the London premiere at the Barbican of his new work, The...
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