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Below you can see the songs heard on our station over the last 6 months
KONITOPOULOS VANGELIS (831 times)
ZANNI ANASTASIA (347 times)
VOGIATZIS YANNIS (289 times)
ALKEOS YORGOS (264 times)
KOMNINOS THANASIS (237 times)
HRISTIDOU RALLIA (231 times)
HRISTIDOU RALLIA (229 times)
ZERVOUDAKIS DIMITRIS (228 times)
ORHISTRIKO (194 times)
TSAKNIS DIONISIS (183 times)
 
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Μάρω Κοντόζις...
Με λένε Μάρω, κάνω εκπομπή στον ellinikosfm εδώ και καιρό. Η εκπομπή μου είναι ενα ταξιδι στο ελληνικό και ξένο ερωτικό τραγουδι απο την φιλόξενη δικτ...
Elias Politis...
Ilias Politis songwriter and journalist is now a member of the family ellinikosfm.com will be with us every Friday and Saturday 12-2 (Time Ellinikosfm...
Dj Yiorgos Siras...
Every Saturday at Ellinikosfm.com George Series. Resident DJ of the famous Cavo Paradiso in Mykonos, George Row is the oldest major DJs and Clubs has ...
Dimension-X...
Every Saturday at Ellinikosfm.com Nick Voutouras Dj - Producer - Remixer and owner of NRG Records has been involved in many productions and Dance Remi...
  
 
 
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  • Elena Iliadi...
    Tuesday, Sep 7, 2010, at Category: Music News
    Her new album will be produced at the end of september by a greek music company for the greek market and a foreign music company for abroad.she has already started promoting this new album abroad, by ...
  • What unites with Yvonne Remus Martakis-Hatzigiannis!...
    Tuesday, Sep 7, 2010, at Category: Gossip
    "Stuck" with the singers seemed to be the Bosniak Yvonne, the new partner of 25 years Antonis Remos. And magazines can be filled with tender moments between couples, however, in the past, Yvonne was a...
  • Alarm at "Eleftherios Venizelos" because of Notis Sfakianakis...
    Tuesday, Sep 7, 2010, at Category: Gossip
    Alarm sounded at the airport "Eleftherios Venizelos" because of Notis Sfakianakis, who upset everyone when he refused to remove his hat during checking! Eventually, the singer flew one day after it wa...
  • They fought over Elina Kanji...
    Tuesday, Sep 7, 2010, at Category: Greek News
    It started for fun and ended up when one person was hospitalized after being attacked by the doorman of the famous beach bar «Nammos» Mykonos. Diapliktistike a famous model and made the bl...
  • When will he premier the new "TSANTIRI?...
    Tuesday, Sep 7, 2010, at Category: Showbiz
    Warming the engines,  Lazopoulos Ready for another round of television "TSANTIRI" is Lakis Lazopolous. The premiere of the emission scans of AGB bikes is scheduled for 28 September. Day:  Tu...
  • Pania - Karvelas go for divorce?...
    Tuesday, Sep 7, 2010, at Category: Gossip
    An  argument occured before a few days in the coastal area outside Kalamata. Cast Annita Pania and Nikos Karvelas. The incident occurred before ten days, a few kilometers from the holiday house a...
  • Rania Kostakis: the attendant Yiannis Latsis?...
    Monday, Sep 6, 2010, at Category: Gossip
    What Rania Kostakis, a new companion Yiannis Latsis after divorce with Menegaki? How did you meet and what is between them? John Lazio after divorce with Helen Menegaki did show a new companion in nig...
  • Work with Yanni Plutarcho?...
    Thursday, Aug 5, 2010, at Category: Music News
    Valanto continue the promising path of ever making important steps. Following its successful participation at a concert by Anna Vissi in Cyprus, the budgets prepared to do again surprise with a new pa...
  • Alkinoos Ioannidis Solo...
    Wednesday, Aug 4, 2010, at Category: Culture
    KOS - A.VI.KO. Tuesday, August 10 RHODES - Medieval Town Theatre Wednesday, August 11 Alkinoos Ioannidis made a special tour. The particular performer and creator, after several figures gave performan...
  • In Mykonos, Madonna...
    Wednesday, Aug 4, 2010, at Category: Gossip
    The queen of pop music rumored done incognito holiday on the island of winds with a luxurious vessel. The No. 1 star is crazy with the beauties of the island and everybody talking about her arrival. T...
 
 
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• News from Greece
• News arround the World
• Koran protests sweep Afghanistan
Anti-American rallies sweep Afghanistan over plans, now on hold, by a small US church to stage an "International Burn a Koran Day".
• 40,000 police jobs 'threatened'
As many as 40,000 front-line police jobs may be at risk across England and Wales if 25% funding cuts go ahead, the Police Federation says.
• Royal Mail to be floated or sold
The government is to press ahead with privatising or selling Royal Mail, following an updated review of the postal service.
• Church abuse detailed in Belgium
Harrowing details of alleged sex abuse by Roman Catholic clergy in Belgium are released by an official Church investigator.
• Connaught sale saves 2,500 jobs
About 2,500 jobs are saved after administrators KPMG agree to sell most of Connaught's failed social housing group.
• Plaid leader's fair funding call
Plaid Cymru leader Ieuan Wyn Jones again calls for a new funding formula to replace a system which he says means Wales receives less money than it should.
• Garden burial murder son jailed
A man is jailed for at least 16 years for murdering his father and burying his remains in concrete in a garden in Buckinghamshire.
• Blast levels San Francisco homes
At least one person is killed and dozens are injured in an explosion and fire near San Francisco, with the death toll expected to rise.
• Investors bet on prisoner rehab
A "payment-by-results" project to cut reoffending is officially launched, with investors getting a return only if reoffending drops.
• Japan uncovers centenarian 'scam'
More than 230,000 elderly people in Japan who are listed as being aged 100 or over are unaccounted for, officials said following a nationwide inquiry.
• C4 bids farewell to Big Brother
Former air steward Brian Dowling is the bookies' favourite to win Ultimate Big Brother as the Channel 4 reality show comes to an end.
• Naturist gardener gives council a dressing down
A naturist claims a council has breached his human rights after it approved plans for houses overlooking his garden in a West Yorkshire village.
• Revealed: The 'knicker spy' who sang for Hitler
A photograph of a little-known World War II spy who sang for Adolf Hitler while concealing secret documents in her knickers is to be sold at auction.
• Live - England v Pakistan
Pakistan make a steady start after England set them 275 to win the first one-day international at Chester-le-Street.
• Vettel heads Ferrari duo at Monza
Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel steals Ferrari's thunder to set the pace in practice at the Italian Grand Prix.
• Ferguson brushes off Rooney talk
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson refuses to discuss Wayne Rooney's off-field problems or the hostile reception he might face at Everton on Saturday.
• Pakistan trio set to return home
The three Pakistan cricketers questioned by police over alleged spot fixing are to fly home.
• Wenger worry at Walcott injuries
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger admits he is concerned how Theo Walcott's latest injury setback will affect the England international on a mental level.
• Three jailed over 'filmed' rape
Three men are jailed for a sex attack on a woman which only came to light when the victim saw footage of it on a mobile phone.
• Benefits shame for lifeboat hero
A lifeboat crew member who won a bravery award for a daring rescue was claiming disability benefit at the same time, a court is told.
• Man arrested over 'grenade siege'
A 22-year-old man is arrested after an eight-hour police siege at a flat in the west end of Glasgow.
• Charge after dog attack on girl
A 55-year-old woman is charged in connection with a dog attack which left a toddler with bite injuries to her face.
• Murderer appeals guilty verdict
A Polish man convicted of battering and strangling a vulnerable young woman in County Antrim is to appeal the guilty verdict.
• Bomb suspect priest 'flamboyant'
Denis Bradley says he met Father James Chesney but at the time was not aware the priest was suspected of involvement in the Claudy bombings.
• Tourists caught out by high tides
Nine flood watches remain in place as autumn high tides catch out visitors to a town on the Carmarthenshire coast.
• Legionnaires' source hunt narrows
Doctors say they are narrowing down the potential source for a Legionnaires' disease outbreak in south Wales after the deaths of two people.
• Guinea poll head guilty of fraud
The head of Guinea's election commission and another senior official are sentenced to a year in prison for fraud during June's first round presidential vote.
• Swazi 'torture' threat condemned
Swaziland unions condemn the prime minister's suggestion that dissidents should be whipped on their feet with spikes.
• Japan extends captain's detention
Hours after China demands the release of a Chinese boat captain detained in Japan, a Japanese court rules he can be held for a further 10 days.
• NZ no-go zones stay amid tremors
New Zealand delays plans to lift no-go zones in quake-hit Christchurch after major aftershocks rock the city.
• Man held after Danish hotel blast
Danish police hold a man injured by a small blast at a Copenhagen hotel amid reports he was a would-be suicide bomber.
• Merkel ally quits in WWII furore
An ally of Germany's Chancellor Merkel will quit a top party post after suggesting Poland may carry as much blame as Hitler for triggering World War II.
• Gang strike paralyses El Salvador
Much of El Salvador's public transport grinds to a halt after street gangs force a shutdown to protest at anti-gang legislation.
• Obama contradicts Mexico claims
US President Barack Obama contradicts claims made by his secretary of state that Mexico is dealing with a "drugs insurgency".
• Exchange of fire near Gaza border
A rocket fired from the Gaza Strip explodes in Israel, hours after Israeli air raids against Hamas targets in the Palestinian territory.
• Iran will release US woman hiker
Iran is set to release on Saturday Sarah Shourd - one of three detained US hikers held since last July and accused of espionage, officials say.
• Manipur police on murder charges
A court in India's Manipur state issues warrants for the arrest of nine policemen charged with killing an unarmed man.
• Delhi flood fears as river swells
Thousands of people are evacuated from low-lying areas near the Yamuna river in the Indian capital, Delhi.
• US jobs recovery 'painfully slow'
US President Barack Obama has said that progress in pulling the American economy out of recession has been "painfully slow".
• US judge challenges army gay ban
A federal judge rules that a ban on homosexuals serving openly in the US military is unconstitutional, in the latest challenge to the law.
• Microsoft executive to lead Nokia
Finnish mobile phone giant Nokia appoints Microsoft business manager Stephen Elop as its new head after a profits slump.
• Deutsche 'set to raise 9bn euros'
Shares in Germany's Deutsche Bank fall sharply after reports that it is planning to raise 9bn euros to shore up its finances.
• US cuts wheat production forecast
The US Department of Agriculture cuts its forecast for global wheat production in 2010-11, but by less than expected.
• Minister defends using detectives
A justice minister says he paid private detectives to investigate his colleagues because he was upset about "malicious" newspaper stories.
• Five-year parliaments 'too long'
Fixed-term parliaments should last four years, not five as planned, constitutional experts have told MPs.
• Boris Johnson to seek re-election
Mayor of London Boris Johnson announces he will stand for re-election in 2012.
• Stem cell medic misconduct ruling
A doctor who offered controversial stem cell treatments to multiple sclerosis patients faces being struck off by the General Medical Council.
• 'Sponge checks' for cancer risk
Swallowing a sponge on a piece of string could help prevent a deadly form of cancer, experts claim.
• Firm handshake link to long life
The strength of your handshake could be a clue to how long you'll live, say UK scientists.
• Academies 'may be risky strategy'
The government spending watchdog warns the expansion of the academies programme could risk being poor value for money.
• Call to merge education services
Education authorities are facing a call to merge so classrooms may be spared the worst of the cuts in public spending.
• Door ajar on private universities
The Universities Minister suggests an increased role for private universities as he signals graduates will have to pay more for their degrees.
• Boxing game to aid health fight
A boxing game is spearheading attempts to get middle-aged men in Teesside to get more regular exercise.
• Broadband switch 'too difficult'
Telecoms watchdog Ofcom aims to address the fact that switching broadband providers is viewed as "too much hassle".
• Sex movie worm spreads worldwide
A malicious program that falsely promises free access to sex movies is racking up victims around the world, warn security firms.
• Freshwater turtles 'in decline'
More than a third of freshwater turtle species are now threatened with extinction, Conservation International says.
• Ancient Greeks saw Halley's comet
A celestial event seen by the ancient Greeks may be the earliest sighting of Halley's comet, new evidence suggests.
• Scan to 'track brain development'
Scientists say they can quickly and accurately map a child's brain development using an MRI machine and a maths programme.
• Hirst joins arts funding campaign
Leading artists including Tracey Emin, David Hockney and Damien Hirst join a campaign against proposed government cuts to arts funding.
• Cyrus Cylinder is loaned to Iran
The British Museum settles a dispute with Iran's national museum over the loan of ancient Persian treasure the Cyrus Cylinder.
• Record deal for Smith's daughter
Will Smith's daughter, Willow, nine, signs a record deal with rapper Jay-Z's label Roc Nation and releases debut single Whip My Hair.
• Why Saturday morning TV changed
The three-hour television marathons of pop, guests, phone-ins and chaos that used to usher in the weekend.
• What became of Mercury Communications?
Its name lives on in the form of a prestigious music prize but whatever happened to Mercury Communications?
• Britain's only gay Mass
Some gay people will protest at the Pope's UK visit next week - but one London Catholic church is hosting a "gay Mass".
• Committee to examine MP phone-hacking claims
MPs have decided to hold a new inquiry into allegations that some of their phones were hacked by journalists at the News of the World.
• Mudslide swamps Italian village
An amateur cameraman has filmed the scene from Atrani in southern Italy when a mudslide crashed through the village.
• The world's first Klingon opera
The first ever Klingon opera is underway in The Hague
• Cyclist's long hunt for missing son
An Australian man who cycled round Europe for three months looking for his missing son is to be reunited with him after two-and-a-half years.
• Injured marine's epic US run
Royal Marine Mark Ormrod is a triple amputee who is setting out to run 3,500 miles across the US.
• Bomb scare toy pony blown up
A child's toy sparked a bomb scare in Orlando after it was left unattended in a cul-de-sac.
• Blaze engulfs San Francisco homes
Dozens of homes have been set ablaze near San Francisco International Airport, after a reported explosion.
• US marines rescue ship from pirates
US Marines have boarded and seized a vessel hijacked by pirates off the coast of Somalia, navy officials say.
• Ben Brown boogies - it's Odd Box
Presenters dancing, lessons in how to fall over and the man who drives a dining room table. It's the week's weird and wonderful video stories in Newsbeat's Odd Box with Dominic Byrne.
• President Obama news conference
President Barack Obama is holding a press conference in the Rose Garden.
• Seeing into space
Stunning images captured by earthbound astronomers
• What's 27x43?
How 'the grid method' has replaced long multiplication
• 7 days quiz
Can you spot the original Peggy Mitchell from our line-up?
• The family Smith
The achievements of Will Smith and his talented brood
• Rally for peace
The tennis players with a message at US Open
• Going the distance
Drew Barrymore has become a Hollywood force
• Boris v the Tories
Will London's mayor have to take on his own side?
• Diplomatic 'minefield'
Russia's ambassador to UK warns of "irritants"
Source: enet.gr Source: bbc.co.uk