Greece says it cannot make any more concessions, as it races to clinch a last-minute debt deal with its creditors.<br /><br /> “There is no room for more compromises,” said Labour Minister Panos Skourletis. <br /><br /> He also said that international lenders must take responsibility for their role in continuing negotiations. <br /><br /> The clock is ticking ahead of a Friday deadline, when Athens is due to make a 300-million euro repayment to the International Monetary Fund. <br /><br /> There are growing doubts about whether it will be able to foot all of its bills this month.<br /><br /> The potential consequences are a default and a departure from the eurozone. <br /><br /> German Chancellor Angela Merkel has hosted late-night talks with French President Francois Hollande and finance bosses in Berlin. <br /><br /> They have agreed to work with “real intensity” to hammer out a deal. <br /><br /> The Greek government has re-iterated that it cannot sign any agreement that’s in conflict with its anti-austerity programme. <br /><br /> In a recent newspaper article, Prime Mi
