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Anthee Carassava is a journalist based in Athens, Greece.
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George Baldock, ex-Sheffield United defender, found dead aged 31
George Baldock, a former Sheffield United defender, was found dead at the age of 31. Baldock, who recently joined Panathinaikos, represented the Greek national team and had a notable career in English football. Emergency services discovered him at the bottom of a swimming pool, with no signs of foul play. The football community, including Sheffield United and the Greek Super League, expressed their condolences. The Greek FA's request to postpone a Nations League match against England was denied by Uefa.
Tragic twist in case of Brit, 87, arrested for 'trying to kill his wife by suffocating her with a pillow' in Greece as sources reveal reason behind 'murder attempt'
An 87-year-old British man was arrested in Greece for allegedly attempting to suffocate his 89-year-old wife, who suffers from severe dementia, at her request to end her life. The incident echoes a similar case involving British pensioner David Hunter, who was jailed in Cyprus for killing his terminally-ill wife. The Greek pensioner claims he acted out of compassion, highlighting the complex ethical and legal issues surrounding euthanasia and assisted suicide.
Greece wildfires: woman dies and thousands forced to flee Athens region
A woman has died and thousands have been forced to evacuate the Athens region due to severe wildfires. Over 685 firefighters and 190 fire engines are battling the flames, with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis cutting short his holiday to oversee operations. The fires have led to the evacuation of hospitals and numerous towns, with residents being moved to temporary shelters. The Greek government has mobilized the military, and the European Union has sent additional firefighting units. The fires are exacerbated by prolonged drought and high temperatures linked to climate change.
British yachtsman found dead in Greece with fractured skull
A British yachtsman was found dead on the Greek island of Spetses with a fractured skull. The Greek coastguard and police are investigating the cause of death, which remains a mystery. The incident follows a series of tourist deaths in Greece, attributed by the Greek health minister to the underestimated dangers of climate change. The UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office is supporting the deceased's family.
British yachtsman found dead in Greece with fractured skull
A British yachtsman was found dead on the Greek island of Spetses with a fractured skull. The Greek coastguard and police are investigating the cause of death, which remains a mystery. The incident follows a series of tourist deaths in Greece, attributed by the Greek health minister to the underestimated dangers of climate change. The UK's Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office is supporting the deceased's family.
Michael Mosley: Wife Clare says family will not lose hope as water search ends
Michael Mosley's family remains hopeful despite the cessation of sea-based search operations by Greek authorities on the island of Symi. His wife, Dr. Clare Bailey Mosley, expressed gratitude towards the people of Symi, Greek authorities, and the British consulate for their ongoing efforts to find Michael, who has been missing for three days.
CCTV shows TV doctor taking ‘treacherous’ route
Michael Mosley, a well-known TV doctor, has gone missing on the Greek island of Symi. CCTV footage shows him taking a potentially dangerous route. His wife, Clare Bailey Mosley, raised the alarm when he did not return to their villa. Search efforts involving dogs, drones, and a helicopter are ongoing, focusing on the coastal path and nearby areas. Local authorities and residents speculate on various possibilities, including an accident due to the intense heat. The search is set to resume the following morning.
CCTV shows TV doctor taking ‘treacherous’ route
Dr. Michael Mosley, a well-known TV presenter, has gone missing on the Greek island of Symi after taking a walk alone from St Nicholas beach to his villa. CCTV footage shows him walking with a purple umbrella, and search efforts involving dogs, drones, and helicopters are underway. His wife, Clare Bailey Mosley, raised the alarm when he did not return. The search area has been expanded, and local authorities are investigating various possibilities, including health issues or an accident due to the intense heat. The search is set to resume after being called off for the night.
Greek police ‘baffled’ by TV doctor’s disappearance
Michael Mosley, a well-known British TV doctor, has gone missing on the Greek island of Symi. Despite extensive search efforts involving local police, firefighters, the Hellenic coastguard, and a helicopter, Mosley has not been found. His wife raised the alarm six hours after he set out on a walk. The search team is considering all possibilities, including that he may have fallen or suffered heatstroke. Friends and colleagues from the media world have expressed concern for his welfare. The Foreign Office is supporting Mosley's family and is in contact with local authorities.
General strike to paralyze transport ahead of Easter holiday
Greek workers, defying the state's request to defer May Day celebrations, are planning a general strike on Wednesday, May 1st, which is expected to bring the country to a standstill and cause major transport disruptions. The General Confederation of Greek Workers (GSEE) and the Civil Servants’ Confederation (ADEDY) have called for all workers, pensioners, and the unemployed to join the 24-hour strike. The Panhellenic Seamen’s Federation has also decided to participate, resulting in ships remaining docked and affecting the travel plans of thousands of Easter vacationers.
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