COLLEEN MCEDWARDS, WORLD NEWS: Greek authorities are scouring Athens for gunmen who killed a British defense official. They believe the terrorist group November 17 is behind the killing. Mark Austin has the latest.</s>MARK AUSTIN, ITN REPORTER (voice-over): Baroness Symons, the defense procurement minister visiting Athens, attended a dinner here with Brigadier Saunders.</s>BARONESS SYMONS, BRITISH DEFENCE MINISTRY: It is a tragedy that such a good man has had his life cut short and that a woman has lost a much-loved husband and children much-loved father. We're all deeply, deeply sorry.</s>DAVID MADDEN, BRITISH AMBASSADOR: Shock, horror and disbelief - disbelief because Stephen was such a valued and lively member of the embassy.</s>AUSTIN: November 17 has brought terror to the streets of Greece for the last 25 years. The shadowy left-wing group with only a handful of members has carried out a spate of bombings, rocket attacks and assassinations - targeting mainly American and other Western diplomats. This, though, is the first time they've murdered a Briton, and tonight pressure is growing on the Greek government to track down once and for all the killers operating here with, it seems, a free hand. Mark Austin, ITN, Athens.
Britain Pressures Greece After Diplomat Is Murdered