Falklands Fishing & Licensing: The Fisheries Committee heard that vessel unit allocations for 2027 will change after three years of freezes, with A licences edging down, G licences rising on higher Illex squid TAC, and W licences falling as TACs for most permitted finfish trend lower. Science & Conservation: SAERI has secured new funding for fresh research across the Falklands and South Atlantic, including a first Southern Rockhopper Penguin census in over 15 years using drones and AI, plus seabird tracking, feral goat monitoring, and seabed mapping for proposed marine managed areas. Local Governance & Media Independence: Penguin News says it will raise its cover price to £2.50 to replace reduced Media Trust subvention, arguing financial independence matters to avoid uncertainty over influence. Trade & Supplies: Talks continue on a potential Falklands business delegation to Uruguay to connect local firms with suppliers for construction materials and everyday goods, with cost feasibility the key question. UK–Falklands Political Engagement: Legislative Assembly member Cheryl Roberts met UK opposition leader Kemi Badenoch in Westminster to press the islands’ right to self-determination and keep cross-party support. Maritime & History: Underwater images have revealed the wreck of Shackleton’s Quest in the Labrador Sea, while a separate report says a UK warship entered Argentine-jurisdiction waters without prior notice, straining military trust mechanisms. World Cup Fallout (Falklands link): FIFA has ruled Argentina will face no sanction over Falklands-related chants in the dressing room, even as the issue keeps resurfacing around any potential England-Argentina semi-final.