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 ongoing treatment, and some developmental disorders; refusals may also apply where medication costs exceed £2,500 a year or can’t be sourced locally, with the policy framed as clarifying existing practice and improving transparency. Remote Medical Response: HMS Medway returned after a major support trip to Tristan da Cunha, delivering aid and collecting personnel following a suspected hantavirus case, including urgent medical delivery by parachute when access was limited. Community Health & Access: A B.C. plan to extend fibre-optic high-speed internet to up to 4,000 households in 50 rural and Indigenous communities highlights improved access to health care alongside work and learning. Mental Health Support: A Falklands veteran recalls the bombing of RFA Sir Galahad and notes ongoing mental health support from Combat Stress. Health & Safety Leadership: FIG appoints Steve Dent as Director of Development & Commercial Services, bringing prior Health & Safety training experience into a senior role.