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Large demonstrations are continuing across the Hungarian capital, Budapest, following the Prime Minister’s admission that he lied about the country’s economy to win April’s general election. On Monday night Hungary experienced its worst riots since the fall of communism when thousands of protestors stormed the state television building. Around 150 people were injured in the clashes.

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