Thomas Cook employees face trial over deaths

Two Thomas Cook employees are facing trial over the deaths of two British children in Corfu, the company said.

Six-year-old Robert Shepherd and his sister Christianne, seven, died in October 2006 from carbon monoxide poisoning at a holiday apartment.

They were found with very high levels of the gas in their bodies.

A Thomas Cook spokeswoman said the Greek Judicial Council had announced charges are also to be brought against several other individuals.

These included hotel management an... (40 more words)

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