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Whilst talks continue, Greece remains in a kind of stalemate. But Greek banks are running out of money. And the European Central Bank has –tightened- its emergency lending criteria to Greek banks, making it even harder for them to access a liquidity lifeline. So what happens next, if Greece's financial system freezes up? Susannah Streeter put that question to our regular contributor, the economist Roger Bootle at Capital Economics. (Picture: Roger Bootle, Credit: Capital Economics)