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Frederick Attewill

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Senior sub-editor at The Times
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How long can Hong Kong hold out?

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By Frederick Attewill 
| UnHerd
ChinaFree SpeechFreedomHong KongprotestSingaporeUmbrella MovementYouth protests “What’s happened here is a disaster. The police shot the students! I can’t believe it’s happening in Hong Kong.” As anger over a deeply unpopular extradition bill with mainland China erupted into the most serious violence Hong Kong had seen in years, one protester, Hailey Kok, found herself amid clashes between police armed with rubber bullets and beanbag rounds outside the territory’s parliament building.
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How long can Hong Kong hold out?

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By Fred Attewill, Frederick Attewill 
| UnHerd
“What’s happened here is a disaster. The police shot the students! I can’t believe it’s happening in Hong Kong.” As anger over a deeply unpopular extradition bill with mainland China erupted into the most serious violence Hong Kong had seen in years, one protester, Hailey Kok, found herself amid clashes between police armed with rubber bullets and beanbag rounds outside the territory’s parliament building.
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Stocks, oil slide on US tensions, growth concerns

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By Frederick Attewill 
| Yahoo News
The resignation of US Secretary of Defense James Mattis has added to political turbulence in Washington (AFP Photo/Brendan Smialowski) European stocks extended losses Friday and oil prices struck multi-month lows as political turbulence in Washington, renewed fears over US-China relations and economic growth strains weighed on markets. "Stocks are... in the red, with the risk of a US government shutdown taking the blame," said Joshua Mahony, market analyst at IG trading group.
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