Police use metal detectors to search for missing Ben
Police from the UK are using metal detectors in Greece to search the farmland where missing toddler Ben Needham was last seen alive.
Chelsea Hyndman's alleged killer allowed to return home
A man accused of murdering his girlfriend from West Yorkshire in Greece has been granted bail to the UK.
Flying to Greece for husband's trial
The wife of a plumber from Otley is preparing to fly out to Greece as he faces trial for offences he insists he did not commit.
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Greek trial due to start over Chelsea Hyndman death
The trial is due to start today of a man accused of beating his girlfriend to death in Greece.
Luke Walker, who's 25, will appear in court charged with murdering Chelsea Hyndman from Castleford on the island of Crete. The pair were working there together in 2010 when Chelsea died. Walker denies killing the 20-year-old and claims she fell during a night out.
LATEST FROM KOS: Search for Ben Needham
Duncan Wood has the latest on the search for Ben Needham this Monday 22nd October
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Police use metal detectors to search for missing Ben
Police from the UK are using metal detectors in Greece to search the farmland where missing toddler Ben Needham was last seen alive.
Read the full storyWorld's media joins search in Kos
News organisations from across the world have sent crews and reporters to Kos in Greece to follow the progress of South Yorkshire Police, as they search for clues relating to the disappearance of Ben Needham.
Ben, who was just 21 months old at the time, went missing on July 24, 1991, when his mum Kerry, from Sheffield, left him with her parents Eddie and Christine while she went to work in a hotel.
Today an excavation of the site where some investigators believe Ben may have been buried in rubble, has begun.
Video: Fran Prenga on his release from Greek jail
Otley plumber detained in Greece arrives home
A plumber from West Yorkshire locked up in one of Greece's toughest jails for crimes he didn't commit has finally been able to return home.
Fran Prenga has now been reunited with his family in Otley after being falsely accused of more than 70 armed robberies and held behind bars for 6 months. He says he was surrounded by dangerous criminals and is going to the European Court of Human Rights to seek compensation.
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Chelsea Hyndman's alleged killer allowed to return home
A man accused of murdering his girlfriend from West Yorkshire in Greece has been granted bail to the UK.
Read the full storyOngoing nightmare for Fran Prenga
Kate Walby has the latest on the ongoing nightmare for West Yorkshire plumber Fran Prenga, who's STILL languishing in a foreign jail despite being cleared by a court.
Family campaign to get innocent man released
A plumber from Otley found innocent of more than 70 armed robberies is still being held in a Greek jail. Fran Prenga should have been released last week but his family say he is still being treated like a criminal.
Otley man found innocent - but he's still being held in Greek jail
A plumber from Otley is still being held in a Greek jail despite being found innocent 7 days ago. Fran Prenga has been in prison for more than five months. He was accused of 70 armed robberies after being a victim of mistaken identity.
A paperwork blunder means he could have to stay in jail for several months.
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