Jury to Begin Deliberations in Kwok Brothers Trial

The transcript discusses a long-running trial involving Hong Kong's former Chief Secretary Rafael Hui and two wealthy businessmen, Thomas and Raymond Kwok. They are accused of bribery and corruption, with charges including misconduct in public office and receiving unsecured loans. The trial features testimonies about tax evasion and lavish spending by Hui. The prosecution claims Hui acted as an informant for the businessmen, while the defense argues there is no evidence of wrongdoing. The trial involves five defendants, all pleading not guilty, and is currently in the jury deliberation phase.

Who are the two businessmen involved in the corruption case?

What are the main charges faced by the chief secretary in the trial?

What was the total amount of unsecured loans and benefits mentioned in the trial?

What lifestyle choices did the chief secretary make that contributed to living beyond his means?

What is the expected next step in the trial after the jury receives instructions?