Key points
- Thousands of protesters have taken over central areas of Hong Kong and are camped outside government offices - many schools and banks closed
- Protesters are angry at changes to Hong Kong's political system which will allow direct elections but only from a pool of candidates approved by Beijing
- A student-led protest movement has joined forces with the larger Occupy Central after a week of demonstrations and class boycotts
- On Sunday night police used tear gas and pepper spray on the crowds
- The government says riot police have now withdrawn, and has ordered protesters to disperse peacefully as soon as possible
- The Chinese Foreign Ministry has warned against any foreign interference over the protests. All times in BST
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Reporting:
- Alex Kleiderman
- Khanim Javadova
- Yaroslav Lukov
- Julia Macfarlane
- Anna Jones
- Tessa Wong
Last updated 29 September 2014
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