On Wednesday's programme, we spoke to the designers behind the tie that Chief Executive John Lee wore during his Policy Address speech.

They explained how the green tie, along with a scarf in the same colour that was worn by female officials, puts a spotlight on the SAR's connectivity to the mainland and the rest of the world.

An insectologist then talked about phauda flammans. The moth – which has been seen on Hong Kong Island's stone wall trees – is known for chewing up leaves and stripping banyan trees bare.

We then moved move on to basketball betting, as lawmakers approved a bill to legalise the practice. A legislator told us about how the government can further tackle illegal gambling.

And finally, we spoke to a mediation expert about how a mainland law change could see the SAR handle more such cases arising from the Greater Bay Area.

9:05am-9:20am: Policy Address fashion

Speakers: 

Jenny Cheung, design-lead and Assistant Professor of the Department of Design and Architecture at the Technological and Higher Institute of Hong Kong (THEi)

Rainbow Lee, design team member and alumni of the Bachelor of Arts (Honour) in Fashion Design at the Technological and Higher Institute of Hong Kong (THEi)

9:20am-9:30am: Phauda flammans threat

Speaker:

Prof Chiu Siu-wai, Honorary Senior Research Fellow at the School of Life Sciences, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

9:32am-9:44am: Basketball betting legalisation

Speaker: 

Dominic Lee, Lawmaker 

9:45am-10:00am: SAR’s bigger role in GBA mediation

Speaker: 

Nick Chan, Director of the AALCO Hong Kong Regional Arbitration Centre