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To see' her in �*a public setting', but said these appearances do not alleviate their "significant concerns about her well—being and ability to communicate without censorship or coercion. the bbc�*s robin brant is in beijing. the most interesting thing is that she said, during the interview, that her story wasn't true. she recanted what she'd appeared to say back in that post on weibo, which is like china's twitter, back in the beginning of november. she said in this interview the other day, "i have never said nor written that anyone had sexually assaulted me." now back in that posting, ...

Here she is in the video interview. translation: first and foremost, j i must emphasise i have never said or wrote about anyone sexually assaulting me. that's a very important point. the weibo post is my own personal issue. i know there are many misunderstandings, but there is no distorted interpretation. in a statement, the women's tennis association said it was "good to see' her in �*a public setting', but said these appearances do not alleviate their "significant concerns about her well—being and ability to communicate without censorship or coercion." the wta says it still wants a "full...

Staying with china — a top chinese live—streamer has been fined $210 million for tax evasion. huang wei, known as viya, is famous for her ability to sell "anything" by livestreaming on the taobao live platform — from noodles to a commercial rocket launch. viya has more than 80 million followers on taobao, and another 18 million on weibo. she was fined for hiding personal income and other offences in 2019 and 2020. let's bring in the bbc�*s china media analyst kerry allen. tell us more about what viya is doing to generate those figures. irate doing to generate those figures. 7 cannot un...

That there may have been a misunderstanding. there's been global concern for peng's well-being and about whether she's being silenced by chinese authorities. selina wang joins me from tokyo with the very latest. what did she say, selina? >> reporter: michael, this is the first time that peng shuai has spoken to international media on the assault allegations. in the interview, she denied the claims. she was speaking on the sidelines of a cross country skiing event in shanghai. she was speaking to a singaporean, chinese language news outlet. this is what she said in the interview. quote, i want ...

Thing is that she said, during the interview, that her story wasn't true. she recanted what she'd appeared to say back in that post on weibo, which is like china's twitter, back in the beginning of november. she said in this interview the other day, "i have never said nor written that anyone had sexually assaulted me." now back in that posting, originally in chinese but translated into english in the first few days of november — she said that a man named zhang gaoli, a senior chinese communist party official here, had forced her to have sex with him before they had a consensual relationship....