Eurogroup meeting is over

The eurogroup meeting has ended, after barely an hour.

That strongly suggests that very little progress has been made on the latest Greek proposals; so EU leaders won’t be in a position to sign off a deal at tonight’s summit.

A press briefing should start shortly, so we’ll find out exactly what happened soon enough.

Photos from the start of today’s eurogroup meeting are arriving, and they suggest that the mood is grim.

Christine Lagarde looked as gloomy as the weather when she greeted Spain’s Luis de Guindos:

epa04813841 International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde (R) and Spanish Minister of Economy Luis de Guindos (L) at the start of a special Eurogroup finance ministers meeting on Greece, in Brussels, Belgium, 22 June 2015. Progress has been made in bailout negotiations with near-bankrupt Greece, but ‘we are not yet there,’ European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said ahead of an emergency summit of eurozone leaders. EPA/OLIVIER HOSLET — Photograph: Olivier Hoslet/EPA

Penny for your thoughts, Wolfgang....

German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schauble takes part in an emergency Eurogroup finance ministers meeting on Greece at the European Council in Brussels, on June 22, 2015. AFP PHOTO/Emmanuel DunandEMMANUEL DUNAND/AFP/Getty Images — German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble at the start of today’s meeting. Photograph: Emmanuel Dunand/AFP/Getty Images

Italy’s Pier Carlo Padoa and France’s Michel Sapin looked contemplative too.

French Finance Minister Michel Sapin (R) speaks with Italian Finance Minister Pier Carlo Padoan during an emergency Eurogroup finance ministers meeting on Greece at the European Council in Brussels, on June 22, 2015. AFP PHOTO/Emmanuel DunandEMMANUEL DUNAND/AFP/Getty Images — Photograph: Emmanuel Dunand/AFP/Getty Images

We haven’t received any photos of Yanis Varoufakis inside the building yet - perhaps because he was apparently late for the meeting - but here’s a shot of him arriving: