Alexis Tsipras has been sworn in as Prime Minister of Greece in a ceremony at Athens' Presidential palace. The Syriza leader has formed a coalition government with the right-wing Independent Greeks to form a functional majority.
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Thousands of flights have been cancelled and a road curfew has been issued as a storm which has been described as 'crippling and potentially historic' approaches the east coast of America.
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said vehicles would not be allowed on the city's 6,000 miles of roads after 11pm local time.
Airlines cancelled about 2,700 flights, according to flight-tracking service FlightAware, including nearly 700 flights at the three main airports serving New York City.
The National Weather Service issued a blizzard warning for New York City and surrounding areas between coastal New Jersey and Connecticut, beginning 1pm (local time) on Monday and worsening overnight.
The weather service warned the approaching system would blanket the East Coast with 12 to 24 inches (30-60 cm) of snow.
The New York City area could be the hardest hit, with lashing winds topping 50 miles per hour and snowfall of three feet or more in some suburbs.
The Greek government will be trying to state some firm positions, while behind the scenes some shadow boxing and looking for areas of compromise will be the order of the day.
ITV News Europe Editor James Mates reports from Athens:
Talk of Greece renegotiating its debt austerity package has not gone down well in Germany, often seen as the policemen of Europe.
ITV News Economics Editor Richard Edgar reports from Berlin on the German reaction to the new Greek government.
Greece swore in its new government today ending instability there for the time being but the election of the Syriza party sent shockwaves across Europe.
In an unusual pairing, the far left Syriza party joined forces with the far right Independent Greeks to form a coalition bent on putting an end to the painful austerity measures which, they say, have shattered the country's economy.
ITV News Europe Editor James Mates reports from Athens:
Benedict Cumberbatch has issued a statement after using the term 'coloured' on a US show during a debate about diversity.
