US President Donald Trump vowed to hit Colombia with 25 percent tariffs and sanctions against Colombian officials, after his counterpart Gustavo Petro blocked deportation flights from the United States. Colombia's president added his voice to the growing chorus of discontent in Latin America over planned mass deportations by Mr Trump. Colombia turned away two US military aircraft carrying deporting migrants. Mr Gustavo said the country would welcome home deported migrants on civilian planes, saying they should be treated with dignity and respect. Jamie Clarke has the story.

A University of Hong Kong paediatrician has called on people to stay on the alert, saying the current influenza outbreak may worsen after the Lunar New Year holiday. Kelly Yu has more.

The Hospital Authority said measures are in place to make sure public hospitals are ready to handle an expected rise in flu cases during the Lunar New Year period. Here's Kelly Yu.

Whether it's the feast on the dinner table, or the festive cookies and snacks you receive from your families and friends, Chinese New Year celebrations are always associated with abundant delicacies. The Hospital Authority advises revellers to exercise self-control and avoid eating too much. A dietician from the authority, Ivy Chua, shared some tips with Sophie Hui on how to stay healthy during the holiday.

Chief Executive John Lee said the government will set up three more community living rooms this year to improve the quality of life for underprivileged families. Charlie Chun reports.

The head of the government's investment promotion agency said her office will focus on bringing in non-local companies that can "create a larger financial impact" in Hong Kong. Alpha Lau also said InvestHK will look at boosting promotional efforts in emerging markets. Frank Yung reports.

The government revealed last week that it is working on a framework to regulate ride-hailing platforms, and that it will outline its proposals later this year. Currently, only around 1,500 private cars have obtained a government permit to legally provide hiring services. But many others continue to pick up passengers without a permit. A transport consultant said he believes officials will have to resolve some teething issues before being able to come up with a regulatory framework. Alok Jain, the CEO and managing director of Trans-Consult, spoke to Elvis Yu.

Hongkongers braved the chilly weather to explore the latest section of the East Coast boardwalk, which opened yesterday. RTHK spoke to a few visitors to find out how they liked the 1.1-kilometre new harbourfront walkway, which links Fortress Hill to North Point.

Financial Secretary Paul Chan has vowed to beef up efforts in promoting Hong Kong to the rest of the world, saying some of those attending the World Economic Forum in Davos have indicated their intention to set up shop in the SAR. Frank Yung has more.

The annual World Economic Forum meeting drew to a close at the Swiss resort of Davos on Friday. While the theme this year was "Collaboration for the Intelligent Age" and A-I was once again the buzz word around the venue, leaders also touched on many other topics including geopolitics and climate change. Our International Economics Correspondent, Barry Wood, told Janice Lo earlier what he thinks are some of the biggest takeaways from this year's summit.

The fragile ceasefires in Gaza and Lebanon are under more pressure, as disputes continue over key deadlines. Israel has stopped thousands of Palestinians from returning to the northern part of the enclave after accusing Hamas of violating the terms of the truce. Local officials say that Israeli forces fired on the crowd who are now waiting to return home, killing two. Lebanese officials also say Israeli soldiers have killed 22 people, having opened fire on protesters in the south. Jamie Clarke reports.

Congolese rebels and allied Rwandan forces have entered the outskirts of the country's eastern city of Goma. Thousands have fled the fighting that has also killed at least 13 peacekeepers. The Rwandan-backed M23 rebel group has made significant territorial gains along the border with Rwanda in recent weeks, closing in on Goma, the provincial capital of around two million people which also serves as a regional hub for security and humanitarian efforts. Here’s Jamie Clarke.

If you're nostalgic for the past...or simply a fan of vintage tech...one museum in Tokyo may cater to your tastes. This museum has become something of a graveyard for gadgets...in the hope that their memories live on among the younger generation. Tony Sabine reports.

Tottenham Hotspur's woeful league form continued after a stunning 2-1 home defeat to struggling Leicester City. Elsewhere, Aston Villa's hopes of a second straight Champions League qualification were dented as West Ham battled back to earn a 1-1 draw in Birmingham. For a look at those results and more, Carlos Escueta spoke with our football correspondent, Tim Bredbury.

Today marks the 28th day of the 12th lunar month. According to traditional Chinese customs, it's a day designated for "spring cleaning", where families deep-clean their homes and put up new "fai chuns" - red banners carrying auspicious phrases - as they prepare to usher in the new year. While the market is flooded with mass produced, digitally-printed "fai chuns", many people still prefer the more traditional, handwritten ones that are becoming quite rare in the city. RTHK visited one elderly calligraphy master in North Point, and asked him why it's so important to preserve this piece of traditional Chinese craft. Natale Ching has this story.