Falklands-linked travel & heritage: Heritage Expeditions’ director Aaron Russ is on a UK road show introducing the new ship Heritage Discoverer and unveiling itineraries, with trade and media lunches in Melbourne and Sydney before the run continues to Brisbane. Local culture & community: Poole is gearing up for the return of the Seafood & Sounds Festival on September 12–13, with a town-wide artisan market, 40 live acts across nine stages, and seafood-focused events around Poole Quay and the Dolphin Centre. Military memory & identity: After 44 years, Argentine veteran Eduardo Canitrot returned to the Falklands to visit 1982 sites and speak at Darwin cemetery, raising flags at Monte Harriet and recalling the foxhole he built during the fighting. Charity walk with Falklands ties: 72-year-old Royal Marine veteran Robin Bishop has started a 1,400-mile unaided charity walk from Unst to Land’s End after a recent heart attack, already clocking 125 miles and raising funds for the Royal Marines Charity. Arts & ocean spotlight: Ocean Photographer of the Year 2026 finalists have been revealed, including a Falkland Islands entry featuring a southern elephant seal pup. Arts, sport & politics collide: A Chelsea fan held up a Falklands flag as Enzo Fernandez came on for Argentina, amid FIFA disciplinary proceedings over political messaging at the World Cup. Falklands in the spotlight again: A Locarno film column notes a documentary about an Argentine visitor to the Falkland Islands, tying the territory to wider cinema themes. Environment & debate: A Danish company’s proposed salmon aquaculture plan for the Falkland Islands has sparked resident calls for a referendum.