How police shooting of a teenage boy rallied the '€700
generation'  Thousands of protesters hurled stones and Molotov
cocktails at police yesterday, as Greek police reportedly began
to run out of teargas after a week of riots that have seen the
streets of major cities turned into virtual war zones. Police
sources say they have used more than 4,600 teargas capsules in
the past week and have contacted Israel and Germany for fresh
stocks. The prime minister, Costas Karamanlis, yesterday vowed
to keep citizens safe, but students angry at the fatal shooting
of 15-year-old Alexandros Grigoropoulos by the police again
attacked officers outside parliament.  "Alexi, these nights are
yours," says the graffiti on the subway wall, addressed to the
Athens schoolboy killed last Saturday, allegedly by a police
bullet. The week of rioting and protest that has left the city
in shards belongs, above all, to the young. It is a revolt of
schoolchildren and students, most on the streets for the first
time. There are reports of ch