ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION)br br STORY: Angry Hong Kong residents, who oppose the pro-democracy movement that has disrupted the Chinese-controlled city, shouted at protesters gathered in Mong Kok on Monday (October 6).br br Hong Kong started to return to work on Monday after more than a week of pro-democracy protests calling for leader CY Leung to step down, with the protest movement facing a test of its stamina after more clashes with police and pro-Beijing opponents.br br In Mong Kok some residents shouted at protesters for blocking the roads and causing disruption.br br A resident accused protesters of being paid by Occupy Central, one of the campaign's main organizers. One woman was still shouting, as she was led away by police.br br The protesters remained at a stalemate with Leung's pro-Beijing government and there was no sign of movement on talks that were proposed to end the stand-off.