The trial of nine Egyptian men accused of causing a shipwreck that killed hundreds of migrants off Greece last year began amid protests on Tuesday in the city of Kalamata. Up to 700 migrants from Pakistan, Syria and Egypt boarded a fishing trawler in Libya that was bound for Italy before sinking off the coast of Pylos, in southwestern Greece, on June 14. The Egyptian men, aged between 21 and 41, were arrested hours after the boat sank and have remained in police custody on charges of migrant smuggling, causing a shipwreck and participating in a criminal organisation.
In some classrooms, cicadas will be fodder for word problems and spelling tests. But some teachers have found lessons about social media and fear too.
I was born in Hackney, London, but moved to Ghana to live with my grandmother when I was three months old, remaining there for 10 years.