King’s Honours: Lawyer Elizabeth “Liz” Christopher receives an MBE for law and justice, alongside Lionel Cann (BEM), educator John Paul “JP” Skinner (King’s Certificate) and sports administrator Troy Farnsworth (King’s Certificate). Ridesharing Rollout: Minister Owen Darrell says ridesharing launched June 10 with about 79 permit applications, 19 approved so far, and a cap of 150 permits—“taxi first, rideshare when needed.” Co-op Legislation: Economy and Labour Minister Jason Hayward outlines proposed cooperative legislation, including a dedicated Registrar of Cooperative Societies. Connectivity Boost: Minister updates on Google subsea cable landings in St David’s, promising resilience and rerouting if a cable is damaged. Public Health Updates: Health Minister Kim Wilson reports no confirmed Ebola cases in Bermuda while keeping preparedness measures active. Hurricane Preparedness: National Security Minister Michael Weeks warns a below-normal season still means Bermuda must prepare now. Business & Logistics: Meyer Group and BEST Group announce an amalgamation, with BEST becoming part of Meyer pending approval. Parenting Support: Youth/Social Development Minister Tinée Furbert launches prevention-focused parenting initiatives, including a Parent Coaching Certification programme starting August 2026. Community & Care: Ageing and Disability Services hosts a seniors bingo event to raise awareness of elder abuse. Sports: T20 Knockout Finals are set for Sunday at White Hill Field, with two division finals.