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Hello. Hello, you are listening to the Views Room.

The world is watching Hong Kong, where an extraordinary standoff between police and protesters

at a local university has captivated detention after more than five months of anti-government protests.

I'm Yuna Galani and I'm joined by my colleagues on the ground in Hong Kong, Robin Mack and Jeffrey Goldfarb.

A siege on the campus of Polytechnic University extended into its third day on Tuesday.

Although the size of demonstrations across the city

have shrunk, the clashes have grown in intensity becoming more violent. The site of billowing

fires, water cannon and gunshot wounds have shocked all of us familiar with Hong Kong

as a peaceful and stable financial hub. Robin, maybe we can start with you. Thanks for

joining us. So until recently, people in Hong Kong were pretty much able to live and go to work

as normal. What's changed for you in this last week, you know, for you, your friends, your colleagues,

you know, in practical terms? Yeah, your colleagues, you know, in

practical terms. Yeah, I think so when a lot of these protests and demonstrations, they first

started a couple months ago, they were largely confined to specific areas. They happened,

you know, over the weekends and at night. So for ordinary people going to and from work or

...