Debt crisis and Greek bail-out: live 07.10 However, as this morning's business pages show, there are still some concerns over life after this latest make or break meeting, due to kick-off at around 2pm UK time: Telegraph: Germany helps to set stage for Greek rescue FT (£): Eurozone seeks central banks" help in Greek bail-out Guardian: Greece in final bailout talks in Brussels The Times (£): Promises are not enough, finance ministers tell Greece 07.07 Today is the crucial day for Greece's debt talks, after a weekend of largely treading water, following strong gains in European and US markets on Friday, as traders anticipated a positive outcome for Greece from this afternoon's talks. Ambrose Evans-Pritchard reports that the bail-out is expected to get the go-ahead: Europe's key powers are on the brink of a €130bn (£108bn) debt deal to rescue Greece and avert the first sovereign default in Western Europe in over half a century. Germany's finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble toned down threats to force Greece out of the euro, bowing to intense pressure from France, Italy, and the US-led bloc of global leaders. Mr Schäuble said the country is "on the right path" and signalled that pension cuts agreed by the Greek cabinet over the weekend would be enough to secure approval for the loan package from EU ministers on Monday. "If Greece can implement all the necessary promises by the end of February and clear up any other open questions, the second aid package can be approved," he said.