The Pulse：UK leave EU, discussion with Anna Healy Fenton who's for Brexit, Sam Holsen for remain & s

Last week bookseller Lam Wing-kee gave a detailed account of what’s been happening to him, and his four other colleagues from the Causeway Bay Bookstore, during their eight months in captivity. Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying says he’s taking it very seriously. He’s sent a letter to the Central government. This has not impressed Lam Wing-kee as we discovered when he spoke toThe Pulse.
For once it can be said without exaggeration that history has been made. On Thursday British voters decided to take their country out of the European Union, it is an earthshaking decision that will have massive impacts on British politics, society and the economy – and the ripples from this referendum will be felt well beyond the United Kingdom, global financial markets have already delivered a first and devastating verdict sending the pound tumbling. With us in the studio are former Sun newspaper journalist Anna Healy Fenton who supported the Brexit campaign, Sam Holsen of Hong Kong Conservatives Abroad who was hoping for Britain to remain and James Downes, visiting scholar with the European Union Academic Programme at Hong Kong Baptist University.