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Ben Westcott

Good morning Hong Kong and welcome to the first edition of the South China Morning Post’s Hong Kong Mornings Live blog.
It’s a big morning of news in Hong Kong and around the world – locals are demanding answers from mainland China over the disappearance of the Hong Kong bookseller, suspected to be taken by authorities.
If you’re still getting ready to work, don’t forget to pack an umbrella – it’s going to be rainy today and for most of the week.
Until 11am, we’ll be bringing you all the latest news, weather and traffic updates from around Hong Kong including any breaking international stories.
Follow our updates below:

 

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Hong Kong Mornings Live: January 4, 2016