• How Europe could pull a trigger on Grexit
• AEP: ECB risks cripping damanage if Greece is forced to default
• Greece reported to have accepted €172bn bail-out extension
• Berlin rebuffs proposals dubbing them a "Trojan Horse"
• ECB forced to deny reports it has discussed capital controls

21.02 That's where we leave our live blog for today. Thanks for reading.

20.27 Ambrose Evans-Pritchard has summed up today's news from Greece, saying the country has been defiant despite Germany tearing up a last-ditch compromise on auterity:

"While there is mounting irritation in EU circles over Germany's refusal to give ground, and signs of a Franco-German rift are emerging, the Greeks are on thin ice."