Author: News Desk

The Guardian says polls opened in the Philippines on Monday as the country decides its next president in a polarising race between frontrunner Ferdinand Marcos Jr, the son of the late dictator, and a human rights lawyer who has vowed to tackle old, rotten politics.

The Guardian says more than 2 million adults in the UK have gone without food for a whole day over the past month because they cannot afford to eat, according to a survey revealing the “catastrophic” impact of the cost of living crisis.

The Guardian says the Democratic Unionist party is to seek an urgent meeting with Boris Johnson to warn him it will stall power-sharing at Stormont until Christmas if the Northern Ireland protocol is not modified.

Monday’s front pages.

There are fears Vladimir Putin will use today’s massive annual May 9 Russia Victory Day parade, in which Russia celebrates its historic defeat of the Nazis, to declare all-out war on Ukraine and mobilise citizens to sign up to the bloodshed

BBC Business says the boss of Scottish Power has warned that millions of customers face an horrific winter unless there is a major government intervention in energy firms.

Bobby Brown discusses his childhood agony, a fling with Madonna, his doomed affair with Janet Jackson and his “intense” marriage and sex life with Whitney Houston is a new interview

BRITAIN’S Got Talent has been faced with fresh ‘fix’ complaints from fans after the Golden Buzzer was given to someone that has appeared on multiple shows before.

Aljazeera says millions of Filipinos have begun voting to choose a new president in an election pitting the son of the Philippines’ late dictator against a liberal human rights lawyer.

THE BAFTA 2022 TV awards has returned tonight for another glam award ceremony at the Royal Festival Hall.