Summary

  • European stock markets close sharply lower

  • EC chief Jean-Claude Juncker feels 'betrayed' by Greek 'egotism'

  • Osborne: UK 'prepared for the worst'

  • Angela Merkel 'open to more talks' with Greece

  1. Staring into the abysspublished at 15:09 British Summer Time 29 June 2015

    Robert Peston
    Economics editor

    Quote Message

    Greece is now staring into something of a financial and economic abyss. A no vote would presumably see Greek banks subject to economy-crushing restrictions on cash withdrawals and international transfers for the indefinite future. Greece would be careering towards the euro door marked exit, even though such a door was never supposed to exist, let alone be opened. At that historic juncture, the euro would no longer be a proper single currency for most of Europe.

    Read more from Robert here.

  2. ECB 'rejected Greek funding request'published at 14:52 British Summer Time 29 June 2015

    Reuters tweets an exclusive story citing unnamed sources:

  3. Travel tipspublished at 14:10 British Summer Time 29 June 2015

    Kevin Peachey
    BBC personal finance reporter