Briton and wife killed in Athens building collapse – reports
A British man and his Greek wife are believed to be among six people killed after an explosion caused a building collapse near the Acropolis in Athens, Greek broadcaster ERT has reported.
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Greek media report a British man and his Greek wife are among six people killed after a building collapsed near the Acropolis in Athens, believed to be caused by a gas leak.
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British man and Greek wife feared dead in Athens blast
A British man and his Greek wife are feared among six people killed in an Athens building explosion near the Acropolis, local reports say.
British man, 78, and wife among six dead in Athens blast
A British man, 78, and his Greek wife, 77, are believed to be among six people killed in a building collapse near the Acropolis in Athens' Plaka district after an explosion on Friday morning.
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British man and Greek wife among six killed in Athens blast
A British man and his Greek wife are believed to be among six people killed after an explosion destroyed a building in Athens' Plaka district near the Acropolis.
Briton and wife killed in Athens building collapse
A British man and his Greek wife are believed dead after a building collapse near the Acropolis in Athens, following an explosion in the Plaka district. Six bodies were recovered.
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