Falklands health policy: The Falkland Islands Government has approved a new immigration health policy that spells out, for the first time, which medical conditions, treatments and medicines may lead to work or residency permit refusals—aimed at clearer decisions on whether someone could become a “substantial charge on public funds,” including cases involving certain cancers, severe heart/respiratory disease, serious psychiatric illness, organ transplant follow-up, and medication costs above £2,500 a year or medicines not available through the local supply chain. Remote outbreak response: HMS Medway returned after a 5,000-mile round trip to Tristan da Cunha to deliver aid and retrieve military personnel following a suspected hantavirus case, highlighting how fast medical support and logistics matter on the most remote islands. Community wellbeing & access: Falklands-linked connectivity news from Canada points to high-speed fibre rolling out to rural and Indigenous communities (including Falkland) to support access to health care and services. Mental health & care after trauma: A Falklands veteran, Neil Wilkinson, shared his recovery journey after being badly burned in the 1982 RFA Sir Galahad attack, and said he still receives mental health support from Combat Stress. Environment & oceans: Falkland Islands Environment Department events marked World Environment Day and World Oceans Day with hands-on activities focused on protecting local marine life and the health of the seas.