Finland's parliament in favour of forcing Greece out of the euro, says report

MPs will not accept any new bailout deal for Greece, public broadcaster Yle says, meaning ministers' hands are tied in crunch Brussels negotiations

Finland's parliament has decided it will not accept any new bailout deal for Greece, media reports said Saturday, piling on pressure as eurozone finance ministers tried to find a way out of the impasse.

The decision to push for a so-called "Grexit" came after the eurosceptic Finns party, the second-largest in parliament, threatened to bring down the government if it backed another rescue deal for Greece, according to public broadcaster Yle.