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Welcome to the Times Opinion Podcast. My name is Tim Montgomery and we're going to have a

special Greek edition of the podcast today with a little bit of a budget preview

at the end and I'm joined by one of my fellow

columnists, a specialist in Foreign Affairs, Roger Boys and also our business

editor Richard Fletcher. Richard has started with you. We are recording this on Monday afternoon and some of our

listeners therefore may know more about Europe's reaction than we do at this time. But if we can interpret the referendum result as anything

and it was a slightly odd question, it's a clear rejection of austerity, if not a clear rejection of the Eurozone.

Oh no, I'm serious. It's definitely a rejection of austerity.

And I suppose it's the first sort of victory, if that's the right word, for Europe's left for quite a while.

We've obviously seen local elections in Spain, but it was a victory for anti-osterity and a victory for the

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