People line up to vote at service centre (polling station) for democratic parties' primary election in Tai Po on Sunday. Photo: Felix Wong People line up to vote at service centre (polling station) for democratic parties' primary election in Tai Po on Sunday. Photo: Felix Wong
People line up to vote at service centre (polling station) for democratic parties' primary election in Tai Po on Sunday. Photo: Felix Wong
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More confrontation looms on Hong Kong horizon

  • The pro-democrats’ primary saw the defeat of prominent veterans by more radical youngsters, leaving the way open for the Beijing and city governments to act tougher

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Updated: 1:31pm, 22 Jul, 2020

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People line up to vote at service centre (polling station) for democratic parties' primary election in Tai Po on Sunday. Photo: Felix Wong People line up to vote at service centre (polling station) for democratic parties' primary election in Tai Po on Sunday. Photo: Felix Wong
People line up to vote at service centre (polling station) for democratic parties' primary election in Tai Po on Sunday. Photo: Felix Wong
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