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• Maguindanao blast: TV crew injured - Inquirer.net
• PNP looking for other police torture facilities - Philippine Star
• 2 Lotto winners split P27.8-M - Manila Bulletin
• Philippine senators urge Aquino to apologise over Manila bus tragedy - South China Morning Post

Maguindanao blast: TV crew injured - Inquirer.net Posted: 01 Feb 2014 10:50 AM PST Inquirer.net Maguindanao blast: TV crew injured Inquirer.net COTABATO CITY, Philippines—Twelve people, including two journalists from Manila, were injured in two explosions in Maguindanao province on Saturday as thousands of civilians displaced by nearly a week of clashes between government forces and ... Philippines: Ten injured in roadside explosions in Maguindanaogulfnews.com 2 journalists, 10 others hurt in Mindanao explosionGulf Today PHOTOS | TV5 news staff hurt in Maguindanao blast airlifted to ManilaInterAksyon Philippine Star -Sun.Star all 16 news articles »

PNP looking for other police torture facilities - Philippine Star Posted: 31 Jan 2014 08:44 AM PST PNP looking for other police torture facilities Philippine Star MANILA, Philippines - The discovery of a "wheel of torture" used by the police in Biñan, Laguna has prompted a nationwide search for similar devices. Philippine National Police chief Director General Alan Purisima reportedly wants to make sure no more ... and more »

2 Lotto winners split P27.8-M - Manila Bulletin Posted: 01 Feb 2014 05:33 PM PST 2 Lotto winners split P27.8-M Manila Bulletin Information from the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) revealed that the winning tickets were purchased in Lucena City, Quezon and Legaspi City, Albay. The bettors were able to guess 6/42′s winning combination of 11-21-12-04-20-08. Two bettors win P27.893M Lotto 6/42 jackpotGMA News P78-M richerTempo all 4 news articles »

Philippine senators urge Aquino to apologise over Manila bus tragedy - South China Morning Post Posted: 01 Feb 2014 12:23 PM PST AFP Philippine senators urge Aquino to apologise over Manila bus tragedy South China Morning Post Three Philippine opposition lawmakers have urged President Benigno Aquino to apologise for the bungled Manila bus hostage rescue in which eight Hong Kong people died, in response to visa sanctions that would affect them. From Wednesday, Hong Kong ... 'Kung hei patay!'Philippine Star PH keeps open line despite HK penaltyManila Standard Today Palace in talks with Hong Kong over visa cancellationInquirer.net ABS CBN News all 11 news articles »

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