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Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai denied another bid for bail in national security case

Hong Kong’s High Court has denied another bail application made by media tycoon and Beijing critic Jimmy Lai, the most high-profile person to be charged under the Chinese-ruled city’s national security law.
Key points:
- Mr Lai has been in custody since December 3 after being arrested in August
- Local media reports Mr Lai has been arrested again while in jail, accused of helping a fugitive who was captured at sea
- Mr Lai has frequently travelled to Washington and has met with senior officials like former secretary of state Mike Pompeo
The Court of Final Appeal ruled last week that a lower court’s decision last year to grant him bail applied “an erroneous line of reasoning,” but allowed Mr Lai’s team to make a new application for bail to the High…
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