Charles Darwin School in London without either side leaving their home country.

The debate will be held over the World Wide Web -- a first for a Bermudian debate team.

The team be comprised of a trio of students from local schools who will go on-line at Centre Solutions on the third floor of the Zurich Centre at the Waterfront Plaza on Pitts Bay Road at 11 a.m.

The debate will be available on the Internet to users who download the free software from www.livetx.com/esudebating.

The local team will sit on the opposing side for the motion: "This house believes that water is the new oil.'' The event has been organised by the English Speaking Union in London and coincides with the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Week's activities.

DEAD PASSENGER WAS DRUGS MULE DGS FLY CRM Dead passenger was drugs mule The 20-year-old man who died on board a plane that had to be diverted to Bermuda while en route from the Dominican Republic to Italy had ingested narcotics, has it emerged.

Estailen Alberto Ramirez-Hernandez of the Dominican Republic, died after suffering seizures on board the Lauda Airline 767.

The flight was diverted to Bermuda and landed at 2.15 a.m. The dead man was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital where an autopsy was performed.

Police were suspicious of the death and are now handling the investigation, said the spokesman.

He added: "Bermuda Police are going to work through Interpol to keep the authorities in Italy and The Dominican Republic informed.'' HABITUAL OFFENDER GETS ANOTHER SENTENCE CTS Habitual offender gets another sentence A Paget man with four previous drug convictions pleaded guilty to a fifth and was sentenced to 28 days in jail last week.

That sentence will run concurrent to the six month term Winston Reid Edwards, 47, is already serving.

Magistrates' Court heard that Edwards was being transferred from Somerset Police Station to Hamilton Police Station by Police on August 14, 1999, and a constable found a brown paper twist, containing three rocks of a crystalline substance, in his pocket.

The substance was later found to be .30 grams of freebase cocaine, or crack, with eight percent purity.