Falklands health policy: The Falkland Islands Government has approved a new immigration health policy that spells out which medical conditions, treatments and medications can lead to work or residency permit refusals, including certain cancers, severe heart/respiratory disease, progressive neurological disorders, severe psychiatric illness, organ transplant needs, and some developmental disorders; it also flags refusals where medication costs exceed £2,500 a year or can’t be sourced through the local supply chain, aiming to formalise current practice and improve transparency. Remote outbreak response: HMS Medway returned after a major support trip to Tristan da Cunha, delivering aid and collecting personnel following a suspected hantavirus case, including airdropped medical teams and supplies when sea conditions made transfers unsafe. Community wellbeing & access: Falklands-linked rural connectivity news from Canada highlights how high-speed internet is being extended to remote communities to support access to healthcare, learning and work—an angle that resonates locally as FIG continues to prioritise health access. Environment & oceans: Falkland Islands Environment Department events marked World Environment Day and World Oceans Day with hands-on activities focused on protecting the marine environment that underpins local fishing and tourism. Armed forces bereavement support: The UK launched a tri-service Armed Forces bereavement hub, with bereaved families calling pensions alone “not enough,” underscoring the mental health and support needs after loss.