Authorities in the UK should “let the public know the truth” behind the death of a British man accused of spying for Hong Kong, the city’s commerce and economic development chief has said after meeting with a British Consulate-General representative. The UK should handle the high-profile national security case involving three men linked to Hong Kong’s trade office in London “fairly,” Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Algernon Yau said in a statement on Thursday evening. First official moveThe statement came after the minister met with Deputy Consul-General in Hong Kong Sarah Robi…
