Greece is bracing itself for large protests against further spending cuts, after a 130bn-euro bailout agreed with lenders to avoid bankruptcy.

Eurozone finance ministers reach a deal for a fresh bailout for Greece worth 130bn (£110bn; $170bn) euros, following more than 13 hours of talks in Brussels.

Greek MPs pass an unpopular austerity bill crucial for a 130bn euro ($170bn; £110bn) bailout, as protesters clash with police outside parliament.

A wave of fresh protests hit Greece on Friday after the Greek people reacted angrily to the rejection of the country’s austerity plans by eurozone finance ministers.

Eurozone ministers set three tough new conditions for a bailout deal for Greece, as Greek unions plan a 48-hour strike in protest against cuts.