Fire and Flames

Edit 00:20:
From Occupied London…

01.03 Statement by the occupied law school (greek original):

It was decided by the assembly of the occupied law school for the occupation to continue.
We call all the people to take to the streets, to keep on fighting!
Nothing has ended, everything begins now.
The law school is a centre of struggle and will continue to be so!

00.42 In parliament, the voting process for the new memorandum started a few moments ago. It appears very likely that it will be voted through.

00.22 A few hours ago, enraged demonstrators in the city of Corfu stormed the offices of the local ‘socialist’ MPs Gerekou and Dendias (an ex-minister of Justice), destroying them completely.

00.20 The town hall of the city of Volos is burning. Earlier, people had stormed the local tax office, destroying plenty of documents inside.

00.14 A demonstration has only just started in the city of Athens, with people roaming through the city’s streets and the police tucked away in the sidestreets.

00:07 Demonstrators attacked the Exarcheia Police station a few minutes ago.

Edit 22:20::
-Occupied London titles „Tens of banks and other buildings are burning across Athens after today’s demonstrations. There are huge riots in Thessaloniki and Patra as well. The situation seems to be spiralling out of control. „
-A gun shop has been looted!
-Numerous banks and buildings on fire.

Edit 20:30: Live english language updates from „Athens News“ (english language mainstream paper). Updates not only on the situation outside, but also on the impending vote on the next round of austerity measures.

Edit: German translation of the live ticker on Indymedia.

As of 20 30, there are still several points of conflict around downtown Athens, with hundreds of people defending the occupied law school, while thousands remain in front of parliament. Furthermore, all shops (Including a closed shopping center) on a square near Syntagma, appear to have been set on fire.

You can follow live images from around downtown Athens here (warning: corporate press!).

You can read periodic updates on the situation at Occupied London.