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The Cyprus referendums are the focus of international attention; the result crucial not only for the island, but for the wider European Union.

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After years of negotiations, it is up to the two communites to decide which course to take.

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Greek Cypriot President Tassos Papadopoulos has urged a 'no' vote, arguing the plan is unfair to his community.

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Veteran Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash is also opposed - he believes the referendum has been forced on Cyprus.

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But Turkish Cypriots seem set to back the unification plan, hoping to end their international isolation.

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Turkish Cypriot Prime Minister Mehmet Ali Talat is certainly hoping that the 'yes' vote will be victorious

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The plan is backed by the EU, US and the UN but the outcome will show if Greek voters see their future differently.