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Kefalogianni meets UNESCO leadership in Paris to discuss cultural tourism and heritage protection

Particular emphasis was placed on the need to ensure that tourism development is meaningfully linked to the protection and preservation of cultural heritage for future generations

Greek PM rejects Parthenon Sculptures loan as 48 relics return from Bulgaria

Under a Greece-Bulgaria exchange, 48 relics taken in 1917 go on show in Thessaloniki until 5 November before returning to their monasteries and the Serres Metropolis, while Greece hands Sofia Tsar Samuel's remains and bones from four sarcophagi

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

Parthenon Sculptures talks stall as Greece rejects British Museum loan

The British Museum insists its willingness to reach a deal is unchanged, but Prime Minister Andy Burnham has passed responsibility to its trustees, leaving both sides in search of a formula that avoids conceding ownership

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