Detained plane-spotters to learn fate tomorrow

Three judges will decide on Tuesday if 12 British plane spotters accused of spying in Greece should be released.

Detained plane-spotters to learn fate tomorrow
Mon, 10 Dec, 2001 - 19:42

Three judges will decide on Tuesday if 12 British plane spotters accused of spying in Greece should be released.

The Greek public prosecutor has compiled a report recommending the 12 Britons and two Dutch citizens should face trial.

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