Germany ready to revisit Irish bailout terms

Germany signalled it would be ready to adjust the Irish and Portuguese programmes once the second bail-out deal for Greek is finalised.

But eurozone finance ministers put off agreeing the new €130bn deal until Wednesday, but is still far from guaranteed.

Despite Athens agreeing an extra €3.3bn worth of cuts, the eurogroup said the parliament must vote it through on Sunday and coalition government leaders must each sign up to them. They are also demanding a further €325m in cuts.