Protesters in Iceland's capital Reykjavik have clashed with police during a demonstration over the handling of the financial crisis.
Several hundred protesters gathered outside the city's main police station to demand the release of a man jailed in a previous demonstration.
Five people were injured when police used pepper spray to disperse the group after some tried to storm the building.
Iceland faces a sharply contracting economy over the financial collapse.
The group outside the police station broke away from a much larger group of several thousand people who had gathered outside parliament to demand the government's resignation.
Some in the group tried to storm the police building.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7744355.stm
Several hundred protesters gathered outside the city's main police station to demand the release of a man jailed in a previous demonstration.
Five people were injured when police used pepper spray to disperse the group after some tried to storm the building.
Iceland faces a sharply contracting economy over the financial collapse.
The group outside the police station broke away from a much larger group of several thousand people who had gathered outside parliament to demand the government's resignation.
Some in the group tried to storm the police building.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7744355.stm