The controversial football boss Makis Psomiadis, against whom serious match-fixing allegations have been raised, is now in the hands of the Greek authorities.

Both are Greek and the third is Bulgarian, who earn their living on the streets around Omonia Square in Athens

The era of digital technology changed our lives forever. With this statement agree all those who remember the duplex telephone, modems, which make strange sounds before connecting to the Internet or the children who were becoming a branch of the television antenna so that dad could watch the news or the football game.

In Greece we have no tradition of forming coalitions, but I do not see why we cannot start doing it now, said the leader of the Democratic Alliance during her main election press conference.

The news that a Russian prostitute carries the AIDS virus shook the tranquillity of over 700 men in Athens this weekend.

For six years Prime Minister Lucas Papademos paid only 511 Euros for taxes to the state, while his income was more than 2.2 million Euros.