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A dangerous and infectious virus that targets dogs has reappeared after a major outbreak swept through the island last summer. Andrew Madeiros, of Ettrick Animal Hospital in Warwick, said canine parvovirus, which can cause serious illness or death in...

A pressure group is to sue the Government for damages over its handling of the Covid-19 pandemic. Eugene Dean, of the Collective Action Solidarity Trust, said the group planned to launch a representative claim — a form of class action lawsuit — throu...

An “angel” car driver was forced to ram a dog in an attempt to stop it attacking an 11-year-old child who has been left “scarred for life”. Her father, who asked for the family not to be identified, said that the attack on Sunday evening in the Middl...

Video footage of the moment shots were fired at the Devonshire Recreation Club last week has been released in a bid to identify the suspects

Another Covid-19 death has occurred, bringing the pandemic’s death toll to 125. Active cases have risen to 257 from 224

The principal at Francis Patton Primary School in Hamilton Parish has been announced as the recipient of the Public Service Excellence Award for February. David Burt, the Premier, and Derrick Binns, the Head of the Public Service, said Todd Fox had b...

A law to clear the criminal convictions of people caught with small amounts of cannabis has stalled because old documents often failed to quantify the amounts of drugs involved

A road map for redrawing Bermuda’s constitution will be developed in consultation with the British Government, MPs were told. Kathy Lynn Simmons, the Attorney-General, told the Budget debate for the Ministry of Legal Affairs on Friday that constituti...

Juvenile court cases soared in 2021, MPs heard on Friday in the House of Assembly. Kathy Lynn Simmons, the Attorney-General, told the House that new cases sent to the family courts dropped nearly one third in 2021 over the previous year. But she adde...

Bermuda’s independent watchdog against financial crime continues to fight money laundering and terrorist financing despite its “limited resources”. Kathy Lynn Simmons, the Attorney-General, said the Financial Intelligence Agency had been budgeted $1....