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Kapamilya host Vhong Navarro is "very happy" after the Supreme Courts (SC) Third Division ordered the dismissal of rape and acts of lasciviousness charges against him due to lack of probable cause. 

British-Filipino host-model Kat Alano wrote a cryptic post after the Supreme Courts (SC) Third Division ordered the dismissal of rape and acts of lasciviousness charges against Vhong Navarro due to lack of probable cause. 

The Supreme Court’s Third Division has ordered the dismissal the rape and acts of lasciviousness charges filed against actor-host Vhong Navarro due to lack of probable cause.

No Surrender is an important social realist novel about the battle for votes for women. It was written in the moment, at the height of the campaign, by an active suffragette, Constance Maud. Maud was a champion of working class women activists in the suffragette movement at a time when they were dismissed and disregarded by the autocratic leadership of the militant, headline grabbing Women’s Social and Political Union (WSPU). Through their graphic novel, Sophie and Scarlett Rickard have taken ...

Former mayor Carolina Dellosa of Baliuag, Bulacan may spend up to eight years in prison in connection with the anomalous purchase of a sport utility vehicle in 2014.

Ellenborough Rangers made a near-perfect introduction to the National Conference with a 60-6 opening day win at Seaton Rangers in the Third Division.

An in-depth look at three memorable QPR meetings against Rotherham United

Former Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. chairman Efraim Genuino and two other former officials have been sentenced to a maximum prison term of 10 years after the Sandiganbayan found them guilty of anomalous fund disbursements totaling P37 million.

THE second part of Dave Welbournes tribute to former Bradford City manager Willie Watson:

MANILA - The Sandiganbayan has ordered the arraignment of an official of the PITC Pharma Inc. (now the Philippine Pharma Procurement Inc. or PPPI) implicated in an anomalous government supply contract for medicines in 2007. The graft court's Third Division turned down the motions of Jesus Biscocho Cantos, then the PITC vice president for logistics and supply chain of PITC, for lack of merit and set his arraignment on March 10. "Cantos' motion is highly improper considering that this...