Greek PM Tsipras faces rebellion at tonight’s vote on bailout plan demanded by creditors, which the International Monetary Fund savaged last nightLatest: Molotov cocktails and tear gasRiot police back on the streetsDeputy finance minister quits and blasts austerity planTsipras tells MPs: I need your supportVaroufakis: Here’s why it’s a terrible dealIntroduction: Greek MPs decide tonightExplained: IMF says Greece needs deep debt relief 7.35pm BST The tourist area in Athens is full of a lot of very bemused looking visitors, kids asking “why does my throat sting” and frustrated shopkeepers saying “now I can’t do any business tonight. 7.34pm BST Apologies, that CNBC Periscope feed has just stopped. Continue reading...
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