Greece offers €300,000 reward for killers who strangled British-born student in front of baby

Minister says country shaken up' by killing of Caroline Crouch, 20, while husband tied up and dog hung from banister

The Greek government has offered a 300,000 (about 257,000) reward to try to track down the culprits behind the murder of a British-born student in her suburban Athens home.

The reward was publicised hours after Caroline Crouch, 20, was strangled in front of her baby daughter by armed burglars who had bound her husband, Babis Anagnostopoulos, to a chair after breaking in. The intruders also killed the family's dog, leaving it hanging from a banister in the house.