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A box of ShopRite cereal was the wrong choice for a shocked shopper — it was infested with insects. Clifford Somersall was stunned when he opened the box of Oats & Honey cereal and spotted movement inside the sealed bag. Mr Somersall, from St George’...

The Court of Appeal has upheld a ban preventing Mark Pettingill from representing the patients of Ewart Brown whose medical records were seized by police. Mr Pettingill and Victoria Greening, both of Chancery Legal, had been ordered off the case by t...

The first visitors will be welcomed to the Azura Boutique Hotel and Residences early next year. Work on the second phase of the project at the former Surf Side Beach Club in Warwick has now begun. John Bush, the president of Clearwater Development, s...

The Government will have an eye on Florida as the state tests the use of insects to tackle Brazilian pepper trees. The invasive weed was introduced to both Bermuda and the United States as an ornamental plant, but is now considered a threat to biodiv...

A Guernsey charity is to use classic island style to raise money as part of its annual Bermuda Shorts Day. Guernsey Male Uprising has asked people in the British Crown Dependency to don Bermuda shorts and long socks on the week of July 8 for the even...

A team of scientists have partnered with Dolphin Quest Bermuda for a new study which could help prevent boat-related injuries to wild dolphins. Jason Bruck, dolphin researcher from Oklahoma State University’s Department of Integrative Biology, came t...

Bermuda must do more to improve access for the disabled, a new non-profit group set up to help people who have lost limbs said this week. LeKiesha Wolffe and Ryan Gibbons, of A New Life, said very few places were designed to be accessible to people w...

The Privy Council in London has ruled that the Bermuda Bar Council was wrong to deny law firm Walkers Bermuda Ltd a certificate of recognition. The Bar Council had argued that the law firm was not controlled by Bermudians as required because of a lic...

Bermuda’s final court of appeal will hear a case next week which could open the door for British Overseas Territories citizens to apply for Bermudian status. The applicant, Michael Barbosa, will argue that parts of the Bermuda Immigration and Protect...

An old building was demolished because its government quango owners said it would cost too much to repair. The Bermuda Land Development Corporation tore down the derelict Lilyfield Place in St David’s about six weeks ago. It was once part of the US N...