Greek news roundup: College decisions, travel bans, and sports updates

A recent decision by Greece's Supreme Administrative Court (StE) regarding recognized colleges has led to calls for resignations from those involved, according to Ta Nea.

Travel advisories are in effect, with a sailing ban impacting the ports of Rafina and Lavrio until 4:00 PM. Cancellations have also been reported in Piraeus.

In sports, PAOK has reportedly lost more than just a qualification. Separately, authorities have identified the driver of a tanker truck involved in a high-speed incident, with shocking video footage circulating.

Further news includes a legal challenge against the pre-trial detention of a 46-year-old woman in the Marfin case, with her lawyer asserting the evidence against her is non-existent. The European Athletics Championships are also highlighted, with details on when to watch the premieres of athletes like Karali, Tsengo, Dragomirova, and Merlo-Mit.

In other reports, a mother on the island of Kimolos told a doctor that she was experiencing an electric shock at the same time her 17-year-old son died. An investigation by Airbus into an Air India flight revealed that the controls were unresponsive for four seconds, shedding light on a "thriller flight."