Live: Headline Buster – The missing pieces of BBC's Hong Kong reports
Updated 10:56, 24-Oct-2019

As China interacts ever more intensively with the outside world, the foreign press reports on China issues with increasingly critical skepticism. This week on "Headline Buster," we look through and dissect the BBC's selective coverage of the Hong Kong protests, asking if they are truly fulfilling their principles of "serving all audiences' through "impartial and high-quality" journalism. 

You'll also have the chance to interact with CGTN's Liu Xin and our special guests, in real-time, and have your comments shown on-screen. Send your thoughts and observations to the official CGTN accounts on Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, and Weibo.

"Headline Buster" airs every Friday at 10:30 a.m. Beijing time; 3:30 a.m. London time; 5:30 a.m. Nairobi time; and 10:30 p.m. Thursday Washington time, on CGTN's official accounts on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and Weibo. Let's hold the foreign media accountable for their coverage of China in "Headline Buster."