Greeks go to the Polls in Crucial Referendum
The Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras has cast his vote in a crucial referendum which could determine his country's future in the Eurozone.
Greeks are voting on whether to accept the terms demanded by the country's international creditors for a now-expired bailout.
The referendum is taking place against a background of economic turmoil - with the country's banks closed, and restrictions on cash withdrawals.
The anti-austerity Syriza government led by Mr Tsipras has campaigned for a No vote.
Opinion polls show the Yes side gaining momentum, but the result is still too close to call.
The referendum has divided the country - with thousands turning out for demonstrations in support of both the YES and NO campaigns.
But voters on both sides agree that the vote is a landmark moment for Greece and Europe.
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