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Dive into 200 years of Filipino British history at Voice ESEA’s SALO SALO exhibit, showcasing talks, workshops, performances and films.

Filipino, the Philippines’ national language, remains the language of the common people despite the predominance of English, even in Philippine courts. Filipino is constantly evolving and an intellectualised language, a former Court of Appeals Judge and the Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino Commissioner said.

Amid questions about the 2025 overseas digital voting, the Philippines Commission on Elections (Comelec) is set to implement changes for the 2028 national elections, urging UK Filipinos to register to vote.