Capital controls take effect in Greece

Greece is waking up to a closed stock exchange and banking system after a move by the Greek government to curb capital flight - all ahead of a referendum next week on whether to accept another financial bailout.

The European Central Banks says it will continue to provide emergency liquidity to Greek lenders as the standoff between Athens and international creditors deepens.

Our Europe correspondent Sandra Gathmann reports.

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