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DAVID CAMERON became the latest surprise critic of the harsh conditions imposed on Greece by its Eurozone creditors yesterday.
Backing up the IMF’s call earlier this week for a write-off of some Greek debt, the Tory Prime Minister told Parliament that debt relief “must be right.”
During Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs), Mr Cameron told the House: “We talk to the IMF on a very regular basis.
“The point they are making that there must be debt relief for Greece must be right.”
A deal between the Syriza government and European leaders was struck earlier this week, but the Greek parliament had not approved it as the Star went to press.
A demonstration was held outside the German embassy in London last night in solidarity with the Greek people.
