Greek state TV closes to save money; 2,500 staff suspended until reopening

The cash-strapped Greek government is to temporarily shut down state-run television and radio to save money, despite fierce objections from unions.

The cash-strapped Greek government is to temporarily shut down state-run television and radio to save money, despite fierce objections from unions.

A government spokesman said the TV and radio signals of the Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation, ERT, would go dead early tomorrow.

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