Greek protesters take to the streets of Athens again as it emerges second rescue package for cash-strapped country might not save it from bankruptcy

Greek protesters have taken to the streets of Athens for a second successive day over the country's rescue package which might not be enough to save Greece from bankruptcy.

Angry protesters swelled into a crowd of thousands outside the Parliament buildings in Athens today, as tensions over the country's debt crisis threatened to spill over into violent clashes with police once again.

Greeks frustrated at the strict 'austerity laws' set to be approved this evening launched a 'general strike' outside Parliament which is set to last for 48 hours.   Read Here