Cyprus relaxed some currency controls on Tuesday, as President Nicos Anastasiades swore in three senior retired judges to lead an investigation into the country’s finances. The country’s finance minister resigned after concluding bailout talks with foreign lenders. As politicians play the blame game, many Cypriots are becoming increasingly dependent on charity. Joanna Partridge reports
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