
TV Doctor Michael Mosley Missing on Greek Island
BBC presenter Michael Mosley has reportedly gone missing on the Greek Island of Symi after embarking on a hike. A search and rescue team from Athens has been dispatched to locate him.
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BBC presenter Michael Mosley has reportedly gone missing on the Greek Island of Symi after embarking on a hike. A search and rescue team from Athens has been dispatched to locate him.

Ikaria, the Greek island known for longevity, has a diet rich in beans, garlic, whole grains, herbs, nuts, olives, olive oil, sea salt, honey, dried fruits, yogurt, and goat's milk cheeses, all of which contribute to the islanders' exceptional longevity. These traditional foods are staples in the Ikarian pantry and are believed to promote health and well-being, making them an integral part of the Mediterranean diet.

Hydra, a Greek island in the Aegean Sea, stands out for its car-free streets and reliance on horse-drawn transportation. With a ban on motorized vehicles (except for essential services), the island's population of 2,500 locals gets around using mules, donkeys, and small horses. This intentional embrace of traditional transportation pays homage to Hydra's rich heritage and commitment to sustainable living. The absence of cars has contributed to the island's tranquility, drawing in creatives and inspiring artists and designers. Hydra's unique atmosphere, natural beauty, and car-free streets make it a magical place to work and visit.
A British family on vacation in Rhodes, Greece, narrowly escaped wildfires that forced them to evacuate their hotel. The family criticized budget airline Jet2 for not providing necessary safety measures, but expressed gratitude towards a local Greek man who saved their lives by transporting them to a beach and helping them board rescue boats. The family is now safe in a five-star hotel, while other tourists remain stranded. The wildfires have led to the evacuation of several towns and villages on the island.

A wildfire on the Greek island of Rhodes has forced hundreds of people, including tourists, to evacuate affected villages and beaches. Coastguard vessels and private boats have evacuated at least 2,000 people. Firefighters, supported by air water bombers and reinforcements from Slovakia, are struggling to contain the wildfire, which has been burning for five days and is being fueled by strong winds. The fire has damaged three hotels and civil protection authorities have warned of a high risk of wildfires in Rhodes and other areas in Greece due to the ongoing heatwave.