Summary

  • Eurozone leaders agree to a deal over Greece after night-long talks

  • Greek assets to be put in special fund to help finance banks

  • Greek banks will stay shut

  • Greek parliament will have to pass reforms by the end of Wednesday

  • Tsipras: Deal averts 'most extreme plans'

  • Merkel: Greek debt forgiveness 'out of the question'

  • Eurogroup finance ministers will discuss bridge financing for Greece

  • All times BST (GMT+1)

Live Reporting

Katie Hope, Matthew West, Thom Poole, James Reevell, Ben Morris, Howard Mustoe and Alastair Lawson

  1. Holiday holdup

    BBC Personal Finance Correspondent Simon Gompertz tweets:

  2. Greek PM schedules talks with MPs

    Panos Kammenos is the leader of the junior party on the Greek coalition and also defence minister. He is due to meet Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras later today, according to this tweet:

  3. Meeting over when to reopen banks

    BBC Economics Correspondent Robert Peston tweets:

  4. View from Greece

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  5. Voice of the people?

    BBC Economics Editor Robert Peston tweets:

  6. 'Greece pays price'

    EU leaders have been at pains to stress that this a fair deal for Greece, reported quotes from the Polish PM Ewa Kopacz suggest she my think differently. 

  7. Greece roundup

    BBC presenter Ben Thompson tweets:

  8. Dissent in Greece?

  9. '€2bn needed to reopen banks'

    The BBC's economics editor has news on how quickly we could see progress on Greek banks reopening. 

  10. #Greekment

    #Greekment is the number 1 Twitter trend in Greece right now.

    A few samples below. Overall the mood seems to be one of anger from Greeks on social media at the  moment. 

  11. Debt relief for Greece

    BBC chief correspondent Gavin Hewitt tweets:

  12. 'Almost no-one coming out of this well'

    Some analysis from Newsnight economics correspondent Duncan Weldon on the Greek situation.

  13. 'It sucks'

    The BBC's Jasmine Coleman is taking the temperature in Greece on the deal. 

  14. Tsipras summarised

  15. Can Tsipras sell the deal?

    Greek journalist Nick Malkoutzis has been following the talks closely and says that Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras did not look confident after the talks:

  16. How will Greece react?

    BBC Europe Editor Katya Adler tweets: 

  17. Juncker: Greek people not 'humiliated'

    BBC Europe Correspondent: Chris Morris tweets:

  18. Acceptable to Greece?

    BBC Economics Editor Robert Peston tweets:

  19. Greece bailout deal agreed
    Breaking

    We have confirmation - a eurozone bailout deal for Greece has been agreed. 

    European Council President Donald Tusk has just tweeted that eurozone countries have "unanimously reached agreement".

  20. Luxembourg adds to wave of positivity

    It does look like a deal has been agreed, or is very close at least.

    Luxembourg's PM has added his two cents on Twitter.