Charity for cancer patients in Hong Kong faces hard times, founder Sally Lo says, as protests and coronavirus threaten its sustainability

Surprise surprise: I was born in 1945, at the end of the war, in London. My mother was surprised to be told that she was having twins. My twin sister, Jillie, and I are inseparable, even if it’s just on the telephone – I’m headquarters Hong Kong and she is headquarters London. Our brother is three years younger. My father was a writer, he died when we were very young. My mother had a house in Knightsbridge, and we were brought up in the Food Hall at Harrods, that was where you shopped.My mother…

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