Chief Executive Carrie Lam delivers her annual policy address on Wednesday, November 25. There's a live broadcast of the speech and her afternoon news conference and full news coverage on Radio 3. (See daily schedule)  
Policy Address Phone-in:  On Friday, November 27, from 8-9am, Chief Secretary Matthew Cheung will join us in our studio to answer your questions and listen to your comments on the Policy Address. Hosted by Hugh Chiverton and Danny Gittings.

On this week’s Sunday Escape Paul and Carolyn play all the finest in new music releases, including tracks from Arlo Parks, Claud, Arab Strap and Joel Culpepper plus a look at new albums from Smashing Pumpkins, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard and Miley Cyrus’ homage to the 80s. There’s also the best older stuff that’s been spinning at Pop Fugitive HQ along with a new album of the week and another Super Clever Music Mystery Quiz.
Friday was Record Store Day, again, so there’ll be a look at the releases coming out of that and whether the law of diminishing returns has well and truly begun to apply given it was the third Record Store Day of 2020. There’ll also be a brief discussion of the hottest gifts for this year’s festive season, purely to help Paul and Carolyn get some ideas, plus a look at the new Playstation 5 console.
On top of all that there’s all the usual nonsense too, including of course biscuits! Tune in live on Sunday from 9am to 1pm.

This week's Letter to Hong Kong comes from David Wong, Chairman of the Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes Authority. (Sundays, 8:15am-8:25 am)

Annalie Chow is back with the Saturday Squad! This week we’ll start with our song request hour at 9. Just after 10, we’re talking to Sakshi Vasudev, founder of BamPads!, a social enterprise designed to educate the public on the use of sustainable period products for a more environmentally friendly future. At 10.30, Karen Cheung of Karen Aruba Studio will join Annalie to talk about mahjong crafting, and their upcoming exhibition. And don’t miss our Canto lesson with SCMP senior editor Luisa Tam just after 11!

This week we’re up the junction. 

We have some young cake walkers.

Lotus notes exactly who’s in love and we feature a couple of angel faces, three if you include Colin!

Plus, did she just say "Bucket"?!?  Tune in on Sunday to find out.

Operation Santa Claus (OSC), jointly organised by Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK) Radio 3 and the South China Morning Post (SCMP), kicked off its annual fund-raising campaign today with the theme ‘Caring Community, Caring Christmas’ for 2020, as well as a series of announcements aimed at promoting the spirit of giving to benefit those in need during the festive season.

The 2020 OSC Campaign launch was marked by the release of a special video today introducing this year’s Ambassadors, Olympic swimmer Alex FONG and artiste Pakho CHAU, who will perform the first-ever OSC theme song encouraging Hong Kong’s community to get involved and participate in one of the city’s most recognised charity initiatives.

This year, OSC is committed to raise funds for 19 selected beneficiaries to run charitable projects helping children and young people, the elderly and the community generally, as well as people with physical and mental disabilities. While 2020 has been a challenging year for many, OSC is determined to support those impacted most by the COVID-19 pandemic and this year’s campaign aims to offer immediate support and future recovery plans to people in challenging circumstances. 

Another milestone for OSC was the unveiling of a brand new look. The design of the new logo is a timely reminder of OSC’s brand purpose and identity to champion the spirit of giving and bring people together to celebrate hope and generosity to benefit Hong Kong’s community. Illustrated with a hand placing a heart into a Christmas stocking, it represents OSC as a platform for collaboration by bringing together corporate organisations and NGOs to benefit the community and reinforce the message that everyone and anyone can make an impact by spreading love and care. 

OSC will salute its most outstanding supporters at the end of the campaign with special awards in February 2021 that recognise significant contributions to the community during the campaign.

For more information about the OSC campaign, please visit the OSC websites (osc.scmp.com or rthk.hk/osc2020) as well as “Operation Santa Claus HK 愛心聖誕大行動” Facebook page (facebook.com/opsantahk).