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For nearly two millennia, the Little Theater of Epidavros lay underground, The Guardian reported. Its engraved seats, concentric and tiered, belonged to a world of roots; in this case the roots of an olive grove owned by Christos Zafiris, a local farmer. “They say that had it not been for…

He said he was "six out of seven" on a scale of drunkenness

Karla King, 49, has spent nearly two years searching for clues about best pal Diane Davison after she vanished in 2019.

Cheap half term holidays including deals from TUI, easyJet, Jet2, On the Beach and more to destinations like France, Spain, Greece, Turkey and Cyprus

Many destinations popular with UK holidaymakers continue to require coronavirus tests for arrivals

New passion for reviving country’s monuments returns Little Theatre of Epidavros to heart of community

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Sunday won a confidence vote called by the main opposition over his government's handling of a snowstorm last week that stranded thousands of people on a motorway and drew public outrage.

A 'bumper weekend' is expected

Holiday sales are expected to increase dramatically this weekend as it follows the first payday after Christmas for millions of workers and also comes after the relaxation of Covid rules

Eight precious puppies rescued from Lesvos in Greece have received very little interest on Wild at Heart Foundation in three months

Faced with the imminent possibility of a Russian invasion of Ukraine and what appears to be a deteriorating diplomatic stand-off, NATO and other western allies are again turning to sanctions in the absense of other viable options. Since the second world war governments around the world have turned to sanctions…