Convicted plane-spotting 'spies' launch appeal

Lawyers for six British plane-spotters found guilty of spying charges in Greece have launched an appeal.

Fri, 26 Apr, 2002 - 17:11

Lawyers for six British plane-spotters found guilty of spying charges in Greece have launched an appeal.

It is not known if the six will be freed pending the appeal.

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CourtsPlane spottersPlace: GreecePlace: KalamataPlace: Mildenhall, SuffolkPlace: YorkPlace: UxbridgePlace: west LondonPlace: Kegworth, LeicestershirePlace: LondonPlace: Ottershaw, SurreyPlace: SwanlandPlace: HullPlace: Dartford, KentPlace: Caterham, SurreyPlace: Gatwick, West SussexPlace: TamworthPlace: GreekPerson: BritonsPerson: Paul CoppinPerson: Andrew JenkinsPerson: Peter NorrisPerson: Gary FaganPerson: Antoni AdamiakPerson: Graham ArnoldPerson: Patrick DirksenPerson: Frank MinkPerson: CoppinPerson: LesleyPerson: Michael BursellPerson: Michael KeanePerson: Steven RushPerson: Christopher WilsonPerson: Wayne GrovesPerson: Lesley CoppinOrganisation: Greek Air Force
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