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The Latest Breaking News from Greece

Gogglebox fans in pieces as Dave the dog topples Tom off sofa

Tom Snr was attempting a dying whistle dialect from Greece

Bristol Post

'We're a naturist couple - our neighbours are used to seeing us naked every single day'

Couple Fiona and Michael Discombe found their love of naturism during their sun-kissed honeymoon to Greece and now spend their time in the altogether, including in their garden

Daily Mirror

Is Greece hot in May? When to travel for best weather

The best time to visit the popular tourist destination

The Independent UK

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‘No cars, just donkeys’: readers’ top tips on off-the-beaten track Greece

Walks through gorges and lovely quiet towns plus secluded coves to swim in: our readers give the lowdown on the Greece you really want to visit

The Guardian - UK

What happened when Polish match officials were invited to take charge in Greece?

In today’s Football Daily: Outsourcing refs, a flamin’ defeat and better timelines

The Guardian - UK

Egypt, Greece Discuss Boosting Cooperation within East Mediterranean Gas Forum

Egypt and Greece are in talks to boost cooperation within the East Mediterranean Gas Forum framework and the tripartite cooperation mechanism that brings the two countries together with Cyprus. The Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry met in Athens with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Tories hail Greek migration policies as an example. Instead, they should serve as a warning

Experience in eastern Mediterranean proves deterrence and harsh conditions do little to discourage refugees

The Guardian - UK

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Greece: Thaw with Turkey should continue after elections

Greece says it would welcome expanded cooperation with Turkey after both countries hold elections next month ‒ including on energy issues that have been at the heart of decades-old disputes

The Independent UK

The latest Foreign Office travel advice for the most popular holiday destinations

This is the information you need to keep yourself and your family safe

Wales Online

Dad of murdered teen Caroline Crouch is moving to Philippines to bring her child up

Caroline Crouch's father is selling his home in Greece and moving to the Philippines to raise his slain daughter's young child Lydia, who he wants to grow up 'far away' from her murderer father

Daily Mirror

Alan Browne in race against time to play again this club season

The Ireland international will hope to be fit for June's Euro qualifiers against Greece and Gibraltar

Irish Mirror

Father of woman killed by husband in Greece to look after granddaughter ‘far away’

David Crouch to raise daughter of murdered Caroline Crouch in the Philippines, where her grandmother has relocated

The Guardian - UK

Israel signs $400m deal to sell anti-tank missiles to Greece

Israel announces the deal days after newly-inducted NATO member Finland bought its missile defence system.

Al Jazeera

Six countries that will pay people to move there

There are some beautiful countries that will pay people to move to them

Wales Online

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Evening Standard

Boat with 400 migrants adrift off Malta with captain fleeing and ‘nobody on board who can steer’

A boat carrying around 400 migrants is adrift between Greece and Malta, authorities said.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Israel Says Signs $400 Mln Deal to Sell Greece Anti-tank Missiles

Israel signed a 1.44 billion shekel ($400 million) deal to sell Spike anti-tank missiles to Greece, Israel's Defense Ministry said on Monday, just days after reaching a similar-sized deal to provide air defenses to newly-inducted NATO member Finland. The Spike is a guided anti-tank missile used by many EU and…

Reuters

Israel says signs $400 million deal to sell Greece anti-tank missiles

Israel signed a 1.44 billion shekel ($400 million) deal to sell Spike anti-tank missiles to Greece, Israel's Defence Ministry said on Monday, just days after reaching a similar-sized deal to provide air defences to newly-inducted NATO member Finland.

Manchester Evening News

Mystery surrounds deaths of doctor and businessman on trip to Greece

The two divers died days apart

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TechRadar

I asked Bing to plan my vacation – and I might as well just stay home

I enlisted both ChatGPT and Bing to help plan my Greece vacation. Guess which one did it better…

The Independent UK

Greek far-right party seeks to defy election ban

A retired senior prosecutor in Greece has been named as the new leader of a far-right party as it seeks to sidestep a ban on its participation in an upcoming general election

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool set to be warmer than parts of Greece this Easter weekend

Sunny weather is predicted for Merseyside according to the Met Office and BBC forecasters

Wales Online

Two million Brits to jet abroad this weekend - but the weather at home will be 'fine'

Algarve, Madeira, Cyprus, Croatia, Italy, Greece and southern Turkey are popular Easter destinations, while temperatures could hit 18C in the UK

The Independent UK

Greece to send more arms to Ukraine, but sets limits

Greece has pledged military assistance to Ukraine for “as long as it takes” but officials cautioned that the country needs to keep much of its Russian-made weaponry for its own defensive needs

The Guardian - UK

A wordless death, a dazzling new talent and a 50-day squat: is Athens the hotbed of European theatre?

Thirty directors from all over Europe converged on Greece for a showcase of its fizzing new talent that even included a play about the Nazis by Tony Kushner. What did they learn on this five-day odyssey?

The Conversation

Racist and sexist depictions of human evolution still permeate science, education and popular culture today

Systemic racism and sexism have permeated civilization since the rise of agriculture, when people started living in one place for a long time. Early Western scientists, such as Aristotle in ancient Greece, were indoctrinated with the ethnocentric and misogynistic narratives that permeated their society. More than 2,000 years after Aristotle’s…

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