Summary
Greek parliament approves bailout offer after marathon discussions
A number of pro-government lawmakers vote 'No'
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras wins vote with support of opposition MPs
IMF says Greek debt is 'highly unsustainable'
Protests turn violent in Athens
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Alastair Lawson, Yaroslav Lukov and Katie Hope
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22:11 BST 15 July 2015published at 21:11 15 July 201521:11 15 July 2015IMF: Bailout numbers don't add uppublished at 21:59 British Summer Time 15 July 2015
21:59 BST 15 July 2015published at 20:59 15 July 201520:59 15 July 2015BBC Europe correspondent Chris Morris says the IMF's intervention in the Greek debt deal will add fuel to the possibility of a Greek exit from the euro.
Read MoreYoung Greeks urged to not give up hopepublished at 21:25 British Summer Time 15 July 2015
21:25 BST 15 July 2015published at 20:25 15 July 201520:25 15 July 2015Mr Theodorakis also urges Greece’s young people not to give up hope.
'Failure to reach an agreement would be catastrophic'published at 21:02 British Summer Time 15 July 2015
21:02 BST 15 July 2015published at 20:02 15 July 201520:02 15 July 2015Greece's alternate Finance Minister Dimitris Mardas warns over the risk of voting no.
Greek taxi driver's fears for the futurepublished at 20:13 British Summer Time 15 July 2015
20:13 BST 15 July 2015published at 19:13 15 July 201519:13 15 July 2015What do Greeks really think about the proposed reforms?
What do Greeks really think about the reforms MPs will vote on later? The BBC's Mark Lobel takes a ride with taxi driver Spiros Karlis in Athens to get his take. Click here to find out what he says.
Greek taxi driver's fears for future
Mark Lobel takes a ride with taxi driver Spiros Karlis in Athens to get his take on proposed economic reforms including an increase in sales tax by 10%.
Read MoreBulk of protesters reported to now be heading away from parliamentpublished at 19:32 British Summer Time 15 July 2015
19:32 BST 15 July 2015published at 18:32 15 July 201518:32 15 July 2015More pictures of the Greek protestspublished at 19:28 British Summer Time 15 July 2015
19:28 BST 15 July 2015published at 18:28 15 July 201518:28 15 July 2015Protests in Athens start to turn violentpublished at 19:16 British Summer Time 15 July 2015
19:16 BST 15 July 2015published at 18:16 15 July 201518:16 15 July 2015Protests in Athens appear to be turning violent. Protesters are reported to have thrown petrol bombs at police at an anti-austerity protest close to parliament. Police have responded with tear gas.
Greek demonstrations sizable but peacefulpublished at 19:12 British Summer Time 15 July 2015
19:12 BST 15 July 2015published at 18:12 15 July 201518:12 15 July 2015Greek vote confusion explainedpublished at 18:45 British Summer Time 15 July 2015
18:45 BST 15 July 2015published at 17:45 15 July 201517:45 15 July 2015Greek demonstrations beginpublished at 18:37 British Summer Time 15 July 2015
18:37 BST 15 July 2015published at 17:37 15 July 201517:37 15 July 2015The vote will not be delayedpublished at 18:35 British Summer Time 15 July 2015
18:35 BST 15 July 2015published at 17:35 15 July 201517:35 15 July 2015A host of tweets suggest that the vote will be completed by midnight or 22:00 BST as agreed by the EU deal.
Could the Greek vote be delayed?published at 18:31 British Summer Time 15 July 2015
18:31 BST 15 July 2015published at 17:31 15 July 201517:31 15 July 2015The Financial Times Brussels correspondent Peter Spiegel says it has been suggested.