Daloy: A mother’s journey from survival to art
Exploration 1, acrylic and texture on canvas. Yvette Mercado By Liezel Longboan with Rhine Bernadino Dressed in her signature jumper, loose denims, and trainers, Lilibeth
LBC at 75, expands European reach for Filipinos
LBC Express, the Philippines’ leading logistics provider, is marking its 75th anniversary by strengthening its presence across Europe to better serve a growing and increasingly
Reframing Filipino attitudes towards fitness
Credit: Veronica Wilde By Veronica Wilde Why moving your body can feel harder than it should — and how we can change that, gently As
Your voice, our future: Take the Tinig UK Reader Survey 2026
Tinig UK will celebrate its sixth anniversary as a community social enterprise in 2026. This year, we are taking a bold step to refocus our
Karaoke culture: Filipino voices needed
British filmmaker Craig Ellis with experiences across the BBC, Channel 4 and Discovery is creating an international documentary that explores karaoke’s deep roots in Filipino
A gentle start to January: How to build movement into your day
By Veronica Wilde January can feel like a strange month. There’s pressure to start fresh, set big goals and “fix” everything — but many of
In pictures: Filipinos add colour to London New Year’s Day parade 2026
Braving the cold January weather, 200 Filipinos came together on the streets of central London on New Year’s Day 2026 to represent the Filipino community
Filipino educator Edison David awarded MBE
By Liezel Longboan Edison David, a London‑based Filipino educator, has been named Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the
Giant parol lights up Folkestone town centre
A giant sustainable Christmas lantern inspired by the iconic Filipino parol is on public display in Folkestone, celebrating culture, community, and shared hope this festive
Moments of gratitude: Christmas reflections from our readers
Christmas is a time for thanksgiving. We asked readers to tell us what they are grateful for this year. Thank you for sharing your reflections
Phil Wang on joining The Traitors: “I’d just get voted off because I’m Asian with glasses!”
Award-winning comedian talks about reality TV’s unconscious bias problem on podcast for East and Southeast Asians. In an exclusive interview for the Eastern Hunnies podcast
Food Delivery brings the West Philippine Sea dispute to UK audiences
By Naomi Edge A documentary about delivering food supplies to remote military outposts in the West Philippine Sea might not seem controversial at first glance.