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Allegedly a problem with stray dogs in Argostoli main square, two women said to have been attacked at different times, unclear if both by the same dog. One was walking a dog, which may partly explain things. No mention second female was.
Scam victims must be refunded within five days under new bank laws New rules will require banks to give victims their money back within one working week, apart from in cases of gross negligence or where supposed victims are found to have played a role in the fraud.Currently scam refunds are paid in line with a voluntary code of guidelines, but not all banks are signed up and fewer than half of victims get their money back.
Heathrow security staff announce massive summer strikeIncreased number of airlines facing disruption as industrial action spreads to more terminals A summer of travel chaos looms as thousands of security officers at Heathrow airport are set to strike for 31 days during the peak holiday period.For the first time, security officers based at Terminal Three, who voted in favour of strike action last week, will join colleagues from Terminal Five and campus security on the picket line.Strikes are planned for the following dates:* 24, 25, 28, 29 and 30 June* 14, 15, 16, 21, 22, 23, 24, 28, 29, 30 and 31 July* 4, 5, 6 , 7, 11, 12, 13, 14, 18, 19, 20, 24, 25, 26, and 27 August
'Non-human spacecrafts' found by US 'for decades'Whistleblower claims spacecrafts and the bodies of ‘pilots’ have been found by the US government for decades“Non-human spacecrafts” and the bodies of “pilots” have been recovered by the US government for decades, a former intelligence officer has claimed.Whistleblower David Charles Grusch, 36, has said the intelligence community has engaged in a “sophisticated disinformation campaign” to hide the discovery of fragments of and whole vehicles.Mr Grusch previously worked for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) and the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO).
Europe’s Notorious Money Launderer Arrested in GreecePolice in Greece arrested a notorious money launderer, who, according to Europol, was cleaning the dirty money of the world’s foremost criminals, including drug cartels.According to Greece’s Financial and Economic Crime Unit (S.D.O.E.) the 52-year-old suspect is a Greek citizen of Albanian origin and had trafficked approximately 250 million euros ($268 million) within a period of 10 months.The man is suspected of leading a criminal organization that laundered millions of euros on a monthly basis for criminals.
Wreck of Historic British WWII Submarine Discovered Off GreeceThe wreckage of the British WWII submarine HMS Triumph which disappeared in early 1942 was discovered at the bottom of the Aegean Sea, in Greece, by a a Greek diving team.The wreck was discovered off the Sounion Peninsula.
EE mobile customers stung by new Europe fees in 47 holiday hotspots - including Spain, Greece and ItalyEE customers now have to pay extra to use their mobile phones in 47 European holiday hotspots — including Spain, Greece and Italy.Holidaymakers risk being stung with large bills unless they make changes to their account. Pay-as-you-go customers with telecoms giant EE are now charged 70p a minute to make a call, or 30p to send a text message when they visit Europe.To get on the internet, customers will need to pay £3 for 500MB of data — which is enough to stream 100 songs. Before Brexit, mobile phone providers were banned from charging British customers extra fees when they were in Europe. But these rules no longer apply.To avoid the charges, customers can purchase a £2.50 daily pass or a £10 seven-day add-on, which allows them to use their phone as normal. You need to opt in to these packages by replying to EE’s welcome text message when your flight lands.
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