Greece’s lenders: who has most to lose?

Exposure to Greek loans is weighing heavily on minds in the eurozone, in Spain, Slovenia and Malta perhaps more than Germany

Greek citizens: ‘It’s like being in a war without weapons’

As cash becomes more scarce and supermarket shelves empty, Greek people increasingly fear the onset of a siege mentality

‘The Greek bloke’s resigned. He’s run rings round ‘em’

UK analyst predicts Yanis Varoufakis’s departure may help in Greek crisis talks but, as the City will admit, no one really knows what will occur next

Greek referendum result: what happens next?

A flurry of eurozone meetings are set to go ahead in Athens, Brussels, Paris and Frankfurt, but Greek exit contingency plans will also be discussed in the UK

Greece’s highest court to rule on legality of referendum

Council of state to question whether referendum violates constitution as yes and no camps appear neck and neck in polls

IMF says Greece needs extra €60bn in funds and debt relief

International lender issues strong message to Europe by warning that Athens’ debts are unsustainable and it needs 20-year grace period on debt repayments

Yanis Varoufakis: I’d rather cut off my arm than accept bad deal

Finance minister says he will resign if Greek referendum votes yes to accept troika’s debt-bailout terms

Fear-mongering is the enemy of democracy – from Greece to Cameron’s EU referendum

Suzanne Moore: The Tories always use Project Fear to get their way at the ballot box, and the same tactic is used when the Greek people are asked to choose between the hell they know and one they can only imagine

Greek debt: Merkel dismisses Tsipras’s last-ditch compromise plan

German chancellor reiterates stance of no new negotiations with Athens until after Sunday’s referendum on bailout

Greece poses risk to UK financial system, says Bank of England

Bank vows to protect Britain from escalation of eurozone crisis and says it has been working on contingency plans with Treasury among others

Greece awaits ECB decision on emergency aid

Athens scrambles to pay wages and pensions after becoming the first EU country to default on its debts

Greece on course to miss crucial debt repayment

Talk of a last-minute deal look over-optimistic as Greece hours away from becoming the first developed nation to default on IMF

Europe’s big guns warn Greek voters that a no vote means euro exit

Germany, France and Italy joined the European commission in insisting that Sunday’s poll is about continued eurozone membership

How the Greek financial crisis could affect your holiday plans

Greece is the word on many holidaymakers’ lips, as they weigh up the best ways to avoid difficulties given the continuing economic turmoil. We look at the best courses of action

The attack on tax credits is a gamble. Without a strong recovery, it will fail

Wages are rising again: but families who turned to the Tories in May will not forgive a government that rewards their votes with a net fall in income