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Over 40 critical articles about me during the last week in the pro-Beijing press. In addition, Lu Ping has sent a private message asking that I should make sure that I respect his face when I go to Beijing and behave properly. Why are they so alarmed, especially when all the evidence suggests that they are preparing to give me as tough a time as they can? Monday 19 October On Kate, Patten wrote, “I flew up to Newcastle to see Kate. She is living in what seems a very jolly hall of residence surrounded by loud and cheerful friends” (p.22). “I took Kate out to a restaurant down on the wharf in the centre of Newcastle, Number 21. We had a terrific meal and she’s really good company.” (p.83). Elsewhere, The Diaries reports that “Kate phoned up this morning to tell us she’s had a car crash near Darlington. Thank heavens she’s fine, but clearly very shaken. We are pretty shaken ourselves.” (p.131). On Laura, Patten said, “her course has started well and she’s enjoyed the first three days, but she’s missing us and had a bit of a cry on the phone” (p.67). Charles's conviction throws a bomb into the middle of all this —although according to a friend of the family who the Mail spoke to in recent days, it will make no difference at all to Laura's ongoing devotion to a man to whom she first gave her heart as a teenager. After intelligence briefings, I had lunch at the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank with a group of local business leaders, including the taipans of Swire’s and Jardine’s. The conversation doesn’t strike me as being terribly high-powered. They all seem rather naïve about politics and don’t seem to understand that things just can’t go on as they have been. If this is where political advice was coming from for the last quarter-century, no wonder we’ve got into the present difficulties.Omid Scobie's sneak peak 'truth bombs': Every claim the 'Sussex Cheerleader-In-Chief' makes against the Royal Family in extracts of new Harry and Meghan book Endgame ahead of release tomorrow G Flip and Selling Sunset's Chrishell Stause look loved-up as they pose hand in hand at the 2023 W Awards At midnight Hong Kong Time 1 July 1997 (16:00 GMT, 30 June 1997), he sent the telegram: "I have relinquished the administration of this government. God Save The Queen. Patten." [22] This marked the end of British rule in Hong Kong. After the handover ceremony he left the city, together with Prince Charles, on board the British royal yacht, HMY Britannia. Patten was noted to be in tears throughout the day, notably after his speech at Tamar. [23] He has since commented that his governorship of Hong Kong was a happy time for him personally as he shared this experience with his wife and children. [24] Patten government [ edit ] Portfolio Kanye West attends the F1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix after sparking an 'antisemitism' row with his new single Vultures The Legislative Council became a fully elected legislature for the first time in 1995 and extensively expanded its functions and organisations throughout the last years of colonial rule. [20]

Their eldest daughter Elodie was born towards the end of 2005 and the following year, in a rare interview, Laura described themselves as 'very, very happy'. Strictly Come Dancing's Ellie Leach andVito Coppola FURTHER fuel romance rumours as she drops hint with comment about her familyIn February 2010, Patten was appointed President of Medical Aid for Palestinians, but he stepped down in June 2011. [53] All the defendants face a custodial sentence — a desperate turn of events for anyone, but especially so for Charles, for whom incarceration will be a sobering chapter in a relationship that has long fascinated onlookers, bringing together the beautiful daughter of a Tory grandee with a former painter and decorator whose family had arrived in the UK from the Caribbean. Big Brother's Jordan Sangha reveals he's made his romance with Henry Southan OFFICIAL: 'I cannot stop smiling!' All my briefings make me realise the conflicting pressures that I will be under. In Hong Kong itself people both want a quiet life with China and at the same time a Governor who is prepared to stand up to China on their behalf. It is obviously perfectly possible to construct a wholly rational policy which will fall somewhere between the Bishop Muzorewas and the Mr Mugabes of Hong Kong. But since we need a majority to get business through the Legislative Council, this will produce some problems for Hong Kong’s executive. If Patten had been re-elected in 1992, sections of the media thought he would have been rewarded by appointment as Foreign Secretary, although in his autobiography John Major said that he would have made Patten Chancellor of the Exchequer.