Aviation & FIGAS: Britten-Norman says the first new Islander built on its fully reshored Bembridge line has reached 75% completion, with final assembly due in the coming weeks and delivery to FIGAS later this year; a second airframe is nearing 25% and parts for follow-on aircraft are already in production. Government Appointments: The Falkland Islands Government has appointed Steve Dent as the next Director of Development & Commercial Services, promoting him from Deputy Director of DCS. Environment & Oceans: Falklands officials marked World Environment Day (June 5) and World Oceans Day (June 8) with activities at the FIDF Hall, urging conservation and sustainability for a fishing- and tourism-led economy. Public Life: Government House hosted the Falklands’ first Pride Month reception, with further LGBTQ+ support shown across the week. Health & Operations: HMS Medway returned from Tristan da Cunha after delivering aid and medical support during a suspected hantavirus case, then bringing personnel home in difficult South Atlantic conditions. Falklands Remembrance: A memorial service is planned for June 12 to mark the anniversary of Sgt Ian McKay’s Falklands death in 1982. Falklands War Heritage: A survivor reflects on the 1982 bombing of RFA Sir Galahad, sharing his long road to recovery. Sovereignty & Energy: Argentina warned it could “fully exercise all” actions over the Sea Lion oilfield development near the Falklands, calling the project unlawful and “clandestine.” Memorabilia Note: Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s Falklands-worn gloves failed to sell at auction, drawing “no interest and no bids.”