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Russian boxing chief who paid for Trump Jr’s wedding party has extortion convictions and Putin’s backing
President Donald Trump says his son has repaid the Russian, Democrats have opened an inquiry and the attorney general says he has no plans to investigate, as Kremlev's bid for influence in US sport falters
The contradictions in Dr Gaka’s testimony and a revelation that she didn’t take Mazonakis’ medical history
In her testimony to the investigating magistrate, Ioanna Gaka insisted the treatment was completely safe and that Giorgos Mazonakis suddenly collapsed, while admitting she took no medical history from the singer
Up to five chances to halve tax fines: How audit cases are closed by accepting the findings
Taxpayers can cut tax audit fines by 25% to 50% by accepting the principal debt at one of four successive stages, with the discount shrinking the longer the case drags on. Paying 25% upfront within three days secures the reduction
Flydubai co-pilot accused of attack was previously removed from Oman Air role over extremist views
The Omani co-pilot accused of attacking the captain of a Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv was reportedly removed from an earlier Oman Air role over extremist concerns, as UAE prosecutors investigate whether the attack involved terrorism or planning
Greece approves €6.6bn of private investment set to create 21,000 jobs
The 22 projects in the two latest rounds of the major investments scheme top €513 million, yet Greek business investment still trails the EU average by 4.21 percentage points and approvals do not guarantee delivery
Over 260,000 Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine identified, with bodies left on the battlefield for at least five months
A BBC Russian service and Mediazona investigation has identified 266,032 Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine, with bodies recovered an average of 150 days after death
Greek Prime Minister signals higher heating allowance, with details due on 14 October
Support will favour colder regions, with heating oil targeted below €1.75 a litre. Speaking at an event marking Mount Olympus's UNESCO listing, the Prime Minister pointed to ancient Nikopolis as Greece's next World Heritage target
Doctors held over Mazonakis’s death say hospital care would have been no different
Remanded on homicide charges, Ioanna Gaka and Ilias Theodoropoulos told the magistrate they began resuscitation immediately, did not use the defibrillator after a flatline, took five minutes to call paramedics and disputed a paramedic's account
Huge new wave of floods slam Crete as emergency alert is issued across the island
Torrents burst through the village of Zoniana again, ferries remain docked at Piraeus and the Lasithi Plateau has lost almost 3,000 tonnes of crops, with heavy rain forecast into the weekend and strong northerly gales across the Aegean
Christa Pike meditated, then laughed and snored during failed Tennessee execution
Her lawyers say she remains in critical condition and may have suffered brain damage. Tennessee's governor has ordered an independent review and cancelled the state's only other execution this year amid scrutiny of its methods
