In this week’s programme, we look at the Government’s response to Navitas’ assessment of the social, economic, and environmental impacts of the Sea Lion oil project. News from the Summary Court, the winter loligo season is set for an early closure, and the final cost for the construction of Tussac House is announced. The United States lowers export tariffs for the Falkland Islands to 10%, and the Government opens an international search for new telecommunications providers.

We also hear that £36 million was spent on capital projects in the last financial year, the General Election has been delayed until December, and three immigration applications are affected by a new ExCo decision on the threshold of support for students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.

After the break, we visit IJS Prize Giving, get a follow-up from the recent basketball tournament, and check in with the Minding My Mind campaign. Plus, Falkland Beerworks welcomes new owners, and we revisit International Cat Day with a look back at a cat rescue at MPC.