BBC: Greek students have attacked police in the capital, Athens, in the latest outbreak of protests over the killing of a teenaged boy last Saturday.
The authorities say at least one person was injured as protesters threw stones and firebombs at a police station, near the city's main university.
Students are also reported to have set up road blocks in some parts of Athens.
A policeman has been charged over the youth's death. His lawyer says the bullet that killed him was a ricochet.
But the ballistics report has not yet been officially published.
An unnamed police official said that an elderly bystander had been taken to hospital after being struck by a rock in the latest violence.
A further incident was reported outside a university and one of Greece's biggest prisons in the Athens suburb of Koyrdallos.
There were also reports of unrest in Thessaloniki, Greece's second city.
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