On the show today, Jeff Cheung will be joined by big friends of The Close and Friday regulars Jameel Ahmad, Chief Analyst, GTC and Neil Newman, Head of Strategy, Astris Advisory for the business and markets discussion. Plus, we conclude our two part feature on sustainability factors around AI with Jessica Henry, Investment Director for Equities at Federated Hermes. And Tracey Ho, Senior Manager, Research & Studies Consumer Council, talks on issues consumers have faced around updates to pet insurance policy options.

The Close - Every weekday evening at 5:05 - Only on Radio 3

Join journalist, teacher, broadcaster, and... talker Luisa Tam every Saturday morning for Yum Cha. It's the perfect soundtrack to your weekend family and friends get togethers, while enjoying Chef Luisa's wonderful audio dim sum. Spend your Saturday mornings with Luisa, her music, her musings on life, and her regular radio friends, who'll teach you Putonghua and... fix your love life! What a deal.

Every Saturday morning... NOW from 9.05 to 12... only on Radio 3.

Every Saturday afternoon at 12:05 Jeff Cheung brings you a weekend happy-radio musical oasis full of the latest and the greatest. Whether you are working or playing, take Radio 3 with you, turn us up, and Jeff will make sure he keeps you feeling… So Saturday.

Saturday afternoons 12:05 to 3... only on Radio 3

Every Saturday afternoon from 3:05, join pundits Carlos Escueta and Pete Laverick for a well deserved Sports Break, with news, views, and interviews from the world of sport, both home and away.

It’s a busy, action-packed episode of Sports Break this week, starting with a wrap up on Hong Kong’s week-long Football Festival. With English giants Manchester City having come into town, Carlos had the chance to sit at a round table interview with star player Antoine Semenyo at a press event in Kowloon Bay. Tune in to hear the Ghana international’s personal journey and career as a pro footballer. Later, we catch up with Manila-based sportscaster Sev Sarmenta to dive into this past week’s historic victory for Philippine tennis ace Alex Eala, who became the first-ever Filipina player to win a WTA-500 title in Washington DC.

Saturday afternoons from 3:05 to 4 - on Radio 3

Every Saturday afternoon, Simon Willson brings you two hours of twentieth century pure… rolled… gold! Join him for yesterday’s hits that became today’s classics, along with some of those awesome album tracks you won’t have heard on Radio 3 since they were released. If you are into the music of the 70s, 80s, and 90s, you’ve come to the right place.

Turn Radio 3 'up to 11'… with Simon’s Rolled Gold.

Every Saturday afternoon from 4:05 to 6 - on Radio 3

Welcome to The Brew. At 12:10 today it's Marshy Movie Time. Your personal couch warrior James Marsh takes us through some more of the hits and misses this past week on screen. Then at 1:25, Danny Hicks is in with 'Sports and All'. He’ll be looking at the latest FIFA drama, where Gianni Infantino has apologised for a failed plan to sell a stake in the World Cup. And, there's a little more on the Hong Kong Football Festival that just wrapped up at Kai Tak with Man City, Inter, Chelsea and Juventus. Join Danny and Marshy on Facebook live if you can.

Every weekday afternoon from 12:05 until 2... Only on Radio 3

Danny Lau will be back with you from 10.05 until 1 this Saturday night. Enjoy Danny's Weekend Blenz  of classics from Europe and the USA, with some of the best canto and mando pop tracks ever recorded.

Saturday nights from 10.05 until 1... only on Radio 3

When you think of Vietnamese food, the first things that likely come to mind are Bánh Mì & Phở, which are both regarded as signature dishes. But Vietnamese cuisine also tells a story of family heritage and migration, championed by successive generations of the Vietnamese diaspora. 

One of them is Que Dang, a Hong Kong-based Vietnamese-American chef who weaves the heritage of his two homes into his cooking. Although no longer operating his restaurant, Chef Que remains deeply active in promoting the cuisine and his art of blemding cultures onto a single plate. 

Catch the episode Sunday morning at 8:10 - on Radio 3