A 7.0-magnitude earthquake strikes Mindanao in the Philippines, prompting an urgent travel alert from the UK Foreign Office for British nationals due to travel to the area. Both outlets report the quake occurs in the morning and affects Mindanao, the Philippines’ second-largest island. The Daily Record adds that early reports indicate at least 12 people have died and around 200 have been injured, though the figures are not described as final. The Mirror focuses on the Foreign Office action, stating that the warning is directed at Brits with travel plans to the affected region. The coverage reflects an immediate response to the earthquake and the potential safety risks for travellers, while also highlighting that casualty and injury figures are still emerging in the aftermath. No additional details are provided in the supplied articles about damage, emergency services, or follow-up forecasts, but both sources agree on the location, magnitude, and the UK’s advisory to travellers.