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'He could die in jail': Jimmy Lai's son urges PM to push Hong Kong for Briton's immediate release

Sky News Monday, 3 March 2025
'He could die in jail': Jimmy Lai's son urges PM to push Hong Kong for Briton's immediate releasePro-democracy campaigner and British citizen Jimmy Lai might die in a Hong Kong prison, his son has told Sky News as he urges Sir Keir Starmer to push for his immediate release.
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