Blimey! The classic British fare is back!

DOT officials credited the impressive figure to Team DOT's efforts, the stakeholder travel and tour operators, and the ever-hospitable Filipino community.

On Wednesday, February 21, the proposed bill titled “An Act Providing for Absolute Divorce and Dissolution of Marriage” was approved by the House committee on population and family relations, which saw lawmakers from the majority, minority and opposition blocs coming together in one vote.

Senator Joel Villanueva on Wednesday scrutinized the government’s labor protection policies for overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) in light of the gruesome death of 29-year-old Joanna Daniella Demafelis, as well as other OFWs in Kuwait.

Malaysian police have arrested 10 people on suspicion of aiding the movement of militants between the eastern state of Sabah and the southern Philippines, a hotbed of Islamic insurgency, the second batch of arrests this year.

The Department of Labor and Employment will send a team Thursday to Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia to assess the situation of overseas Filipino workers in the Middle East as Manila continues to observe a deployment ban to Kuwait, which accounted for the highest number of OFW victims of abuse and deaths.

Bayang Barrios, Lolita Carbon and Cooky Chua lend their talents for another pressing cause.

This year's National Cheerleading Championship will be exclusively aired on ESPN5 and streamed on its digital property, ESPN.com.

Part of the proceeds of the Philippine government’s planned USD500-700 million Samurai bond issuance this 2018 will be used to finance the rehabilitation of the state-owned asset in Nanpeidai, Shibuya in Japan.

President Rodrigo R. Duterte announced on Tuesday, Feb. 20, that an Indian firm is seeking to invest in the Philippines’ telecommunications industry.

Marco Polo Ortigas Manila receives prestigious international travel award.

Rep. Antonio Floirendo Jr. appealed to his accuser not to exert “undue influence” over the court and claimed that his former buddy, Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez, was after him because of his alleged personal interest in the banana business.

Party-list group Gabriela expressed apprehension that the ruling of the Supreme Court's Third Division on the “Maria Clara" or the women’s honor doctrine may not be sufficient for rape conviction and could even “open the floodgates to many more rape (cases)."

Philippine equities are unlikely to return to bear territory for some time despite volatility in global markets, with the country’s long-term economic growth prospects remaining intact against a backdrop of normalizing interest rates and mounting inflation pressure, stock market analysts said on Tuesday.

Online news site Rappler should first settle its case before the Securities and Exchange Commission before its reporters are allowed to cover Malacañang, according to Executive Secretary Salvador Medialdea.