The mystery of the murder in the Lucky Holiday Hotel - BBC News
The murder of Neil Heywood in China in 2011 brought one to an end the career of one top Chinese politician - and allowed another, Xi Jinping, to amass huge personal power.
Five years ago, China's most charismatic politician, Bo Xilai, was toppled from power. His disgrace allowed his great rival, Xi Jinping, to dominate the political stage in a way unseen in China since the days of Chairman Mao.

All this was made possible - writes BBC China editor Carrie Gracie - by the murder of a British business fixer, Neil Heywood, in the Lucky Holiday Hotel.