'Brit's burns end at navel' SAMBUCAMAN.A HOLIDAYMAKER said to have had his privates "torched" was examined by a doctor yesterday after he fled back to Britain Britain (brĭt`ən), alternate term for Great Britain, comprised of England, Scotland, and Wales. Often used synonymously with the United Kingdom, the name Britain is derived from Britannia, from Crete Crete (krēt), Gr. Kríti, island (1991 pop. 539,938), c.3,235 sq mi (8,380 sq km), SE Greece, in the E Mediterranean Sea, c.60 mi (100 km) from the Greek mainland. The largest of the Greek islands, it extends c. . Stuart Feltham, 20, suffered second degree burns when Greek Marina Fanouraki, 26, allegedly threw sambuca sam·bu·ca 1 n. An ancient triangular stringed instrument. [Greek samb  k on him and lit it in a Malia bar.
Dad Ian, 48, said at home in Swindon: "For the record, his injuries go no lower than his navel. But he got out because locals were stirring things up." Student Fanouraki has counter-charged Stuart with attempted sexual assault after admitting pouring the drink but denying setting it alight. But her Heraklion hearing was postponed after he left the isle fearing for his safety. CAPTION(S): FEARED FOR SAFETY Stuart |
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