A former Bournemouth University student has been cleared of manslaughter, nearly two years after being extradited to Greece to stand trial.

Twenty-two year old Andrew Symeou's been acquitted of the manslaughter of Jonathan Hiles on the island of Zante in 2007, after the Prosecutor himself recommended he be freed, and the jury returned a verdict of not guilty. 

Charity Fair Trials International say Symeou spent ten months in 'appaling conditions' in a Greek prison, despite 'compelling evidence of mistaken identity'.