Royal Reparations Pressure: King Charles’ upcoming Caribbean tour, including a stop in Antigua and Barbuda around CHOGM, is met with calls from Bahamas reparations campaigners for a formal apology over Britain’s slavery legacy. Child Health: With no resident paediatric cancer specialist, a local doctor urges parents to book annual check-ups to catch childhood cancers early, noting families often face months abroad for diagnosis and care. Public Health in Action: The Antigua Barbuda Red Cross’ Community Life Line screened dozens at the East Bus Station, offering free blood pressure and glucose checks plus counselling, with menstrual hygiene support and community outreach. Youth & Arts: Students ages 7–17 are invited to submit work for Art Week’s “The Rhythm of the Islands” competition, with winners displayed at V. C. Bird International Airport. Immigration Policy Update: Government released the US proposal and Antigua and Barbuda’s counter-proposal on possible transfer arrangements for third-country nationals, stressing no agreement has been reached. Safety & Justice: In Parliament, ministers debated tougher firearms penalties after the Bathlodge shooting, while a Transport Board scissors attack case ends with a four-year prison sentence. EMS Training: Two ABEMS staff head to EMS World 2026 in Orlando to bring back new emergency care practices. Sports & Culture: Local leagues continue with netball and basketball wins, while cricket and football developments keep fans talking.