Trump signs order allowing for wider use of dyed diesel amid soaring prices

Global News - Oct 6, 2026

U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order late Monday, which allows for a wider use of dyed diesel on regular roads and highways across America.

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Torre extends leave for another week, to return Oct. 16 – Artes

Oct 6, 2026

Torre extends leave for another week, to return Oct. 16 – Artes

MANILA, Philippines — Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) General Manager Nicolas Torre III has extended his leave for another week and is now expected to return to the agency on Oct. 16, MMDA Chair Atty. Don Artes said Tuesday. Torre was initially expected to return on Oct. 8 but extended his leave to attend to

Widow of Kidapawan radioman welcomes guilty verdict for killers

Oct 6, 2026

Widow of Kidapawan radioman welcomes guilty verdict for killers

COTABATO CITY  – The widow of slain Kidapawan radio journalist Eduardo “Ed” Dizon lauded a Quezon City court for the guilty verdict rendered on Tuesday against two men accused of murdering him in 2019. “Justice is served.  I thank all friends of Ed Dizon, thank you for your prayers, and to DXND people,” Madonna Dizon, wife

PCW seeks swift referral pathway to curb violence vs women in politics

Oct 6, 2026

PCW seeks swift referral pathway to curb violence vs women in politics

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Commission on Women (PCW) on Tuesday called for the formation of a rapid referral pathway in the government to immediately address concerns of violence against women in politics (VAWP). PCW Senior Gender and Development Specialist Caryl Joyce Gutapia made this recommendation during the hearing of the House committee on women

Ridon: Sara Duterte’s focus on my past consultancy shows ‘nervousness’

Oct 6, 2026

Ridon: Sara Duterte’s focus on my past consultancy shows ‘nervousness’

MANILA, Philippines — Bicol Saro Rep. Terry Ridon said on Tuesday that Vice President Sara Duterte’s decision to dig up his past consultancy work with the city government of Davao betrays her nervousness about the impeachment trial. In an ambush interview on Tuesday, Ridon confirmed that he indeed worked as a consultant for Davao City in

Group hits ‘veiled threats’ to journalists in Sara Duterte’s trial

Oct 6, 2026

Group hits ‘veiled threats’ to journalists in Sara Duterte’s trial

MANILA, Philippines — The International Association of Women in Radio and Television–Philippines (IAWRT) defended on Tuesday the journalists’ right to report Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment proceedings, accusing her camp of making “veiled threats.” That was their reaction after defense lawyer Mark Vinluan enumerated the penalties under the Anti-Money Laundering Act while cross-examining prosecution witness

Cagayan de Oro OKs P8.5-B city hall loan despite infra backlog

Oct 6, 2026

Cagayan de Oro OKs P8.5-B city hall loan despite infra backlog

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — Despite glaring backlogs in local infrastructure, the City Council has officially authorized the local government to secure a P8.5 billion loan for a sprawling new government complex. The measure passed the council on Monday, with 15 councilors voting in favor, three voting against, and one abstention. This decisive approval overrides

Sara Duterte: Mom prefers Baste for national politics

Oct 6, 2026

Sara Duterte: Mom prefers Baste for national politics

DAVAO CITY—Vice President Sara Duterte told journalists here on Tuesday that her mother, Elizabeth Zimmerman, had advised her to “come home” and leave national politics to her brother, Sebastian “Baste” Duterte, the city’s incumbent mayor. Duterte made this revelation at a press conference during which she denied accusations that she received money stuffed in suitcases from

La Union school denies reported shooting threat

Oct 6, 2026

La Union school denies reported shooting threat

SAN ILDEFONSO, Ilocos Sur — A La Union high school has denied reports circulating online about an alleged shooting threat on its campus, saying its verification and investigation found no basis for the claim. In a Tuesday advisory, the administrators of Don Eulogio de Guzman Memorial National High School in the La Union town of

New plans revealed for £135k toilet block on Kent town’s seafront

Oct 6, 2026

New plans revealed for £135k toilet block on Kent town’s seafront

A new toilet block costing six figures could be built as the council prepares to demolish existing loos to make more of the sea view.

Drivers face being priced off the roads by new tolls that could spring up across the country under Labour, officials admit

Oct 6, 2026

Drivers face being priced off the roads by new tolls that could spring up across the country under Labour, officials admit

Ministers are planning to hand sweeping powers to private firms who stump up the cash for road building and maintenance projects.

'Tiger mum' and husband 'stole' over £5million in school fees 'after couple set up top college then treated it as their own piggy bank', court told

Oct 6, 2026

'Tiger mum' and husband 'stole' over £5million in school fees 'after couple set up top college then treated it as their own piggy bank', court told

Self-styled 'Tiger Mum' Yasmin Sarwar, 48, and husband Nadeem, 50, set up a private sixth-form school as a charity before allegedly raiding accounts to fund their 'lavish lifestyle.'

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