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One of the five teenagers accused in the torture-killing of Luk Chi-wai is escorted away under cover after being acquitted. Photo: SCMP Archives
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Mother Wan Sassy Savage (left) and Prince Kiki Sassy Savage of the Kiki House of Sassy Savage, at the Forbidden Forest Ball in Kennedy Town last month. Photo: Eugene Chan
Mother Wan Sassy Savage of the Kiki House of Sassy Savage strikes a pose for the cover of this week’s print issue. Photo: Eugene Chan
Hong Kong artist Pen So’s “A Dream Journey Through Hong Kong” will be exhibited at the Affordable Art Fair. Photo: The Affordable Art Fair
DJ Andrew Bull poses for a portrait at Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Hong Kong. Photo: Jake S Thomas
Romain Loriot, founder and managing director of Thinkwine, which is collaborating with Rica Art Space for an Art ’n’ Wine party. Photo: Thinkwine
Ben and Rosamond Brown at Ben’s house in Notting Hill, London. Photo: Jack Orton
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Police investigate at a crime scene at Wah Fu Estate, Aberdeen, in May 1980 where a young man was stabbed to death and his friend seriously injured. Photo: SCMP Archives
Rosamond and Ben Brown, at Ben’s house in London, on the cover of this week’s print issue. Photo: Jack Orton
The vintage decor of Tai On Coffee and Tea on Canton Road, Yau Ma Tei, which opened in 1969, remains intact. Photo: Eugene Chan
The cast of Kooza takes a bow after a show in Seattle in March before the show heads to Hong Kong. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
Artist Dominique Fung at the Massimo de Carlo gallery in Tai Kwun, Hong Kong. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
Celebrate Mother’s Day at Cuisine Cuisine with an eight-course Cantonese feast. Photo: Cuisine Cuisine

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Taiwan China Airlines crewmen descending from their plane after landing at Kai Tak Airport in Hong Kong following their unplanned trip to mainland China. Photo: SCMP Archives
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Film director and photographer Peter Yung Wai-Chuen, pictured at his house in South Lantau Island, Hong Kong, reflects on crime, corruption and keeping it real. Photo: Alexander Mak
Hong Kong filmmaker Peter Yung Wai-chuen at his house on Lantau Island – his 1979 police drama The System was recently restored in 4K by M+. Photo: Alexander Mak
Paul Au, born to Chinese parents in Saigon in 1957, now resides in Hong Kong, and runs a vinyl records store in the Sham Shui Po neighbourhood of Hong Kong. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
Decadent cocktails served at The Wise King that will take you back to the Mediterranean. Photo: The Wise King
Alan Cooksey, a British railway expert brought in from the UK a month after the incident, examines the train couplings. Photo: SCMP Archives
Jacqueline Chak (left) and Genevieve Chew, founding partners of Editecture, at their studio in Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong, feature on the cover of this week’s print edition. Photo: Jocelyn Tam

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