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Credit card fraud and counterfeiting are escalating because of improvements in home computer technology. This was the subject of an address given by members of the US Secret Service's New York field office to local law enforcement, merchants and bank...

A former Bermuda Fire & Marine Insurance Co. Ltd. director yesterday told a court he depended on the advice given by auditors Cooper & Lines in voting for the 1991 reorganisation of the company and asserted that their role extended beyond that of aud...

Works and Engineering Minister Alex Scott yesterday said Government had never considered a straight swap of America's Consul General's Chelston mansion for responsibility for Longbird Bridge. Mr. Scott said: "I have not mooted the notion of a physica...

throat of an American tourist on Tuesday have arrested a suspect. The 56-year-old taxi driver was apprehended in Dockyard around 12.30 p.m. yesterday after the incident at Horseshoe Bay on Tuesday afternoon. The man was taken to Somerset Police Stati...

let loose, was fined $400 yesterday. Olatunji Gardner, 25, pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court to allowing the pair to stray from his home on St. Monica's Road, Pembroke on May 27. Emma Stamp skidded for 15 yards after hitting one of the dogs who su...

proposed Belmont development should be welcomed. This newspaper reported yesterday the deal was up in the air because Government had not given assurances to the Canadian backers of the deal that the leases -- which non-Bermudian owners of the propert...

jams in Paget and in the City. Emergency roadwork by Bermuda Electric Light Co. on Harbour Road between Lover's Lane and Highwood Road and the closure of Front Street for Harbour Nights caused extensive delays for people trying to leave Hamilton. Tra...

A visit to at least one of Bermuda's forts is essential for those interested in experiencing beauty in an historic setting. A proper tour of the Island's forts and park lands would take three days but such an exploration would be time well spent, acc...

diagnostic facilities and ending Cable and Wireless' communications monopoly. Speaking about the Public Health Amendment Act, senators agreed the cost of health care was astronomically high in Bermuda and pledged their support as the Island tries to ...

blacks caused a clash in the Senate yesterday. United Bermuda Party Senator Mark Pettingill opened the debate during the motion to adjourn by calling on the Government to "clarify its position with regard to race''. He said there was a perception in ...