Nottingham Inquiry Fallout: The father of Valdo Calocane, who killed three people in Nottingham in 2023, has submitted written statements to the public inquiry, including details of his son’s diagnosis and a phone call hours before the attacks—while families say authorities’ fear of stigma and bias helped leave the killer free to strike. Migration and Human Dignity: Pope Leo’s first visit to Spain’s Canary Islands is framed by local Catholic leaders as a chance to shift the “port of shame” toward humane treatment for migrants arriving via the Atlantic route. Workers’ Rights Watch: The ITUC Global Rights Index places Zimbabwe on a labour watch list and includes Guinea-Bissau among countries flagged for rising violations against unions and trade unionists. Humanitarian Eid Support: Qatar Red Crescent Society reports Eid al-Adha assistance reaching 247,344 beneficiaries across Qatar and 13 countries, including Guinea-Bissau and The Gambia. Power for Daily Life: The World Bank says West Africa’s regional electricity programme has expanded access to over three million people and boosted cross-border power trade. Safe Water Alarm: A new global assessment highlights unsafe drinking water as a major public health risk, with many African countries among the worst affected. Regional Migration Rescue: Mauritanian Coast Guard operations rescued 911 migrants over five days, including 181 Gambians, with boats departing from Banjul and other West African routes.