Perched on top of Santorini's sheer cliffs is a world-famous tourist industry worth millions. Underneath is the fizzing risk ...

In the first one, the sea looks artificial and doesn’t behave as you might expect water to react to lava ... that the quakes aren't linked to Santorini's volcano but that it's still unclear ...

Scientists are for the first time investigating how dangerous a major underwater volcano eruption could be to Santorini. The postcard perfect Greek island, which is a huge tourist destination ...

Tremors as strong as magnitude five have raised concerns the volcano that forms Santorini's steep ... instructed to drain swimming pools so that water doesn't destabilise the building in the ...

And a series of earthquakes earlier this year has left scientists wondering whether the volcano's next eruption could threaten the island. While the last volcanic eruption in Santorini was in ...

The Greek island is best savoured without the crowds, when the roads are open, the best tables waiting and the sea stretching ...

Those vents are hydrothermal, meaning hot water pours out from cracks ... says the work will map dangerous areas of the volcano She is from Santorini, and grew up hearing about past earthquakes ...

Watch Santorini's volcanoes fizzing and bubbling as scientists ... Those vents are hydrothermal, meaning hot water pours out from cracks, and they often form near volcanoes. They are why Isobel ...

Perched on top of Santorini's sheer cliffs is ... So far, no-one has been able to work out if a volcano becomes more or less explosive when sea water in these vents mixes with magma.