Alpha TV

Beautiful TV hostess of Alpha TV’s show “Eleni”, Eleni Menegaki is on holidays and posted a photo posing on a boat. The sexy blonde, who has a following of nearly 800 thousand on Instagram is sipping a refreshment in a hot bikini. She captioned her photo “…so hot today!”

Beautiful TV hostess and model Konstantina Spyropoulou slipped into a sexy mini dress and posted a picture for her Instagram followers. The blonde TV hostess of Alpha TV’s “Spiti mou Spitaki mou” wore a colourful striped one piece just above her knee and she raked up quite a few positive comments on her social media profile.

Konstantina Spyropoulou is one hot hostess. The blonde beauty, who presents the weekend morning TV show “Spti mou Spitaki mou” on Alpha TV gets ready before going on air in a spacious dressing room filed with clothes and shoes with photos of her numerous magazine shoots covering the walls.

In her dressing room

Evirdiki Valavani is a sports journalist who is taking part in Skai TV’s reality show “Survivor”. The hot reporter, who is a member of the “Famous” team in the show, was seen in a video sporting a pink bikini while showcasing her pole dancing skills. Evirdiki wrapped her legs around a pole in the video aired on Alpha TV’s morning show “Eleni”.

Greek-Russian businessman Ivan Savvidis, one of four contenders that failed to secure a TV license in a recent auction by the government, has offered to buy Alpha TV, one of the existing channels that faces closure after failing to win a license in the competition.

Greek channel Alpha TV on Thursday filed a suit against Greek-Russian entrepreneur Ivan Savvidis, accusing him of fraud, in connection to a competition for four broadcasting licenses which concluded last Friday, after a long bidding procedure which took place behind closed doors.

Along with the battle of the political parties vying for the votes of the Greek citizens, there was another ‘contest’ unfolding on election night. That of the Greek TV channels’ ratings. The ‘action’ between the anchors kicked off at 6pm (Greek time) and all the television stations’ crews were in place, ready to relay any election-related piece of information to their viewers.

British police said on Saturday that they are investigating new leads after the family of Ben Needham, the toddler who disappeared on the Greek island of Kos 24 years ago, appeared on Greek TV on Friday night.

South Yorkshire police said they received ?a number of calls? after the Fos sto Tounel (Light at the End of the Tunnel) show on Alpha TV.