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Shocking video spreading on HK Telegram channels showing someone from the PRC Consulate in Manchester kicking down pro-democracy signs. A protestor then appears to have been dragged behind the Consulate gates and beaten by consulate staff.

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Multiple people believe that the man kicking down the banner could be Consul-General Zheng Xiyuan.

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See more on Zheng Xiyuan 郑曦原 here: twitter.com/search?q=Zheng

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Another view of the beating whilst police look on failing to intervene with speed and determination.

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Why is this incident not getting more attention?

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CCP influence permeates every layer of British society. From the local councils right up to the House of Lords.

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These photos of Zheng Xiyuan should clear things up. @aliciakearns @TomTugendhat @lukedepulford @MPIainDS @SuellaBraverman @JamesCleverly @trussliz

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are you really going to waste your life advocating for this?

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The man who was beaten on consulate grounds is open to interviews and wants to share his experience, I think it's important that journalists let his voice be heard.

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When did this happen and who recorded the video footage?

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Today. The footage was first shared on Facebook by videographer on scene.

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