As part of Tinig UK’s first year anniversary coverage, we spoke to Gene Alcantara, immigration consultant, Juan EU Konek presenter and community leader, to get
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In celebration of the 160th birth anniversary of Jose Rizal, the Philippines’ national hero, the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, in partnership with
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Restrictions have now been eased across the UK and many of us have now started to enjoy the things we missed during the lockdown: visit
By Anya Baneva It is 11:55am. I am taking a sip of my morning coffee and I am getting ready to speak with one of
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By George Emmanuel R. Borrinaga To commemorate Jose Rizal’s 124th death anniversary, we have invited Waray academic Dr George Borrinaga to share his article –
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On December 8th, the world watched as May Parsons, a British-Filipino senior nurse, administered the first Pfizer/Biontech Covid-19 vaccine to 90-year-old Margaret Keenan at University
As a Filipino living and working in the UK – and now a British citizen – I often get asked by fellow Filipinos and foreigners
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