Greece Battles to Stay in Eurozone

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The European Central Bank has agreed to provide additional emergency funding to Greek banks. The decision follows several days of unusually high levels of withdrawals by savers who fear Greece may default on its debts. Meanwhile, the Greek Prime Minister, Alexis Tsipras, has said there is still time for a deal to prevent Greece defaulting and leaving the eurozone. His comments come ahead of an emergency summit of leaders from eurozone nations. We talk to the Finnish finance minister, Alexander Stubb, about how successful he expects Monday's meeting in Brussels to be. The Netherlands has been given the green light to export 420,000 kilos of powdered egg to the US, the economic affairs ministry confirmed on Monday. It is the first time the Netherlands has been licensed to export egg products to the US since 2002. The US has been hit by a bird flu epidemic and some 40m laying hens have been killed because of the outbreak. Also on the programme, we take our regular look back over the week in the world of business. Picture: Greece battles to stay in eurozone; Picture credit: Milos Bicanski/Getty Images