German parliament clears loan for Greece

By Simon Taylor and Jim Brunsden - 07.05.2010 / 19:00 CET

Euro-opponents challenge loan in German court

Eurozone leaders meet in Brussels to activate €110 billion loan package. They plan to send a strong message to financial markets that Spain and Portugal are not in the same boat as Greece.

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