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Greek coast guard intervened in 208 incidents with 5,608 foreign nationals in JulyThe Greek coast guard has intervened in 208 incidents involving the illegal entry of 5,608 foreign nationals to Greece and in 77 incidents of 358 foreign nationals' illegal exit from Greece with destination an EU country in the month of July 2019, according to ANA.Furthermore, the port authorities have arrested 32 traffickers and confiscated 50 vessels and 4 vehicles while 109 fake travel documents were seized.
Scottish tourist's 'relaxing Thomas Cook holiday' was 'full of partying teens taking hippy crack'Susan Dunnachie is furious and says the hotel described as 'family friendly' was messy and full of rowdy youngsters.Susan Dunnachie, 45, from Rutherglen , Lanarkshire, booked a holiday to Zante Plaza Apartments...
August bank holiday 2019: Where to avoid on roads and rail
Apple warns new credit card users over risks of it touching wallets and pocketsManufacturer’s warning to keep flashy, minimalist Apple Card away from pockets, wallets and other cards draw derision
Four-in-one pill prevents third of heart problems
Six people aged 62 to 85 arrested for 'sexual activity' in woods after police surveillance operationSix people aged 62 to 85 have been arrested after police officers went into the woods to watch them having sex.The group was arrested in a conservation area in Fairfield, Connecticut, which is some 87 acres in size.
EU set to overturn ban on baby African elephants being caught and sent to foreign zoosThreatened giraffes are however, given protection from unregulated trade for first time everThe European Union (EU) is poised to vote in favour of exporting wild baby elephants from Africa to zoos worldwide – a trade condemned as “barbaric”.Officials say they will allow the practice to continue, thereby overturning a recent decision by 46 other countries at a meeting of the United Nations Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (Cites) over the weekend. Conservationists have attacked the 28 nation bloc’s “shocking and shameful” stance, accusing the bloc of “condemning young elephants to a life of hell”.
Morrisons sheds 400 jobs as it closes four storesTwo supermarkets due to shut had been open only five years
Greece 'at breaking point' as number of migrants crossing Aegean Sea triples
2 shot dead in Greece following argument over truck parkingTHESSALONIKI, Greece — Police in northern Greece have arrested a man suspected of fatally shooting two neighbors following an argument over where they parked a heavy vehicle.
Sorry, Mr Trump – Greenland’s no go. But can I interest you in this other little island? It’s called the United Kingdom. It’s in a bit of a state, but it’s a great opportunity for the right buyer
Iain Duncan Smith wants us to work until we drop. But we are not machines A thinktank chaired by the Tory MP suggests raising the state pension age to 75. But there’s more to long life than removing ‘barriers’ to work
Quantum teleportation breakthrough announced by scientistsDiscovery opens up new 'dimension' in transmitting informationScientists have made a major breakthrough in quantum teleportation, successfully transferring something far more complex than ever before.Quantum teleportation is a still mysterious phenomena that can see information flung across space.The effect is not the same as the teleportation often seen in science fiction – where matter is moved through space – but instead is the transfer information about the quantum state of a particle. It could have huge and unimagined effects on the way we organise and transmit information, including the possibility of a vastly more complicated quantum internet.
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