Plane-spotters to learn fate in spying case

Twelve British plane-spotters were today finding out if they will face espionage charges after prosecutors in Greece called for them to face trial.

Plane-spotters to learn fate in spying case
Tue, 11 Dec, 2001 - 09:50

Twelve British and two Dutch plane-spotters were today finding out if they will face espionage charges after prosecutors in Greece called for them to face trial.

Three judges will examine the evidence against the plane-spotters and then decide how the case should proceed.

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