Welcome to Fryday on Morning Brew. At 10.10 we’re off to San Francisco, where Chef Matt Dolan will be in his kitchen at Twenty Five Lusk to cook breakfast for you. He’s going to demo the all time favourite New York breakfast sandwich. If you have time, you can watch him quickly prepare this one as well. After 11 Danny Hicks is back for this week’s Sports and All. After 12, and just before the week’s end credits, we’ll hear from our tame movie critic James Marsh, with reviews of Greenland, Steel Rain 2, Enola Holmes, and The Long Way Up. Join us on Facebook live throughout.

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On Friday's Backchat, Liberal Studies.

A task force reviewing the local school curriculum is calling for a major overhaul of the subject, including stripping out discussion of current affairs, before the government decides whether it should be kept as a core subject for secondary students.

In a report submitted to the Education Bureau on Tuesday, the group said major changes are needed to address controversies surrounding the subject.

The task force cited allegations that the subject was responsible for the “violent and radical behaviour of some youngsters in the recent social unrest” and that teachers had “abused” the subject as a “platform to put forward their own political views”.

Is it fair to blame liberal studies for radicalising youngsters? Do you agree with the report that ongoing events were not suitable for class debate as it would be difficult to “engage in impartial and evidence-based discussions”. Or is tackling current affairs a key part of 21st century education?

Let us know your thoughts . You can leave a message on our Facebook Page Backchat on RTHK Radio 3, email us at backchat@rthk.hk, or give us a call on 23388266 

On Friday's Money Talk, we are joined by Francis Lun, CEO of GEO Securities and Pete Sweeney, Asia Editor at Reuters. With a view from Australia is Toby Lawson, Head of Global Markets at Societe Generale Australia.

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