UN Decolonisation Push: The British Virgin Islands urged the UN Special Committee on Decolonisation (C24) to use “good offices” and visiting missions to help the 17 remaining Non-Self-Governing Territories move toward integration, free association or independence—an echo of the wider debate around Britain’s overseas territories. Falklands Sovereignty & UK Politics: A new UK-focused discussion argues the Falklands’ status depends not just on Islanders’ self-determination but on British public support, citing polling that suggests younger voters are less likely to prioritise retaining sovereignty. Chagos Row Heats Up: Reports that the US could consider buying the Chagos Islands drew sharp warnings that the territory “are not a piece of real estate to be sold off,” as UK political figures attack any cession plan tied to Mauritius and the Diego Garcia base. Aviation Milestone for FIGAS: Britten-Norman says the first fully UK-built Islander has reached 75% completion at Bembridge, with final assembly due soon and delivery to FIGAS later this year. Falklands Commemoration: Coverage marks the 44th anniversary of Liberation Day and recalls the 1982 bombing of RFA Sir Galahad through a survivor’s account. Falklands Budget Meeting: Islanders are invited to a public meeting on 8 June for the 2026/27 annual budget, with Financial Secretary Pat Clunie presenting a £216.3m package. Local Governance & Travel Policy: The government’s suspension of the Travel Credit Scheme is reported as a cost-saving move, with concerns raised about who loses access to travel support. Sports Round-Up: Falklands athletes have been competing abroad, including archers in Santiago and volleyball in Punta Arenas, alongside indoor bowls success.