Daniel Dadzie, a BBC Africa journalist from Ghana, discusses the intricate traditions of royal apologies and reveals why journalist Afia Pokua's critical remarks about the Ashanti King resulted in no pardon. Martin Yip, a BBC Chinese journalist, shares insights on the often turbulent relations between taxi drivers and passengers in Hong Kong, highlighting complaints about service and the ongoing efforts to improve the situation. The conversation also dives into the cultural significance of apologies across different languages and societies.