Blue Lagoon Spa and Nearby Town Evacuated Over Iceland Volcano Eruptions
Fresh volcanic eruption on the Reykjanes Peninsula overnight spread with a second fissure opening up on Wednesday.

Fresh volcanic eruption on the Reykjanes Peninsula overnight spread with a second fissure opening up on Wednesday.
Three women were arrested on terrorism charges after a Ford van was driven into the perimeter fence of a defence contractor in Edinburgh.
UK published demographic statistics on benefit claimants for the first time on Tuesday, revealing levels of tax money payments to foreigners.
Britain quietly earmarked £7 billion to secretly import tens of thousands of Afghans under the cover of a remarkable ‘superinjunction’.
“I’m not done” with Putin, President Trump said as he praised the UK as a model NATO ally, linking mutual defence and trade preference.
Billions of dollars of military equipment including Patriot Missiles will be funded by the European members of NATO, President Trump said.
French military spending will nominally double in a decade to hedge against disappearance of the post-Second World War international order.
Ukraine will receive more Patriot air-defence missiles from the U.S. but the bill is being picked up by Euro taxpayers instead, Trump said.
Police force allegedly created fake arrest reports to cover up real arrests of a father attempting to rescue his daughter from child rape.
France will co-ordinate its nuclear weapons with a foreign power for the first time under a new agreement with the United Kingdom.
Over a year after the shooting of Slovak PM Robert Fico the trial of the gunman began this week with shouts of “long live democracy”.
Hungarian govt summoned the Ukrainian ambassador over the alleged killing of a Hungarian citizen in Ukraine for refusing military service.
Coast Guard involved in “multiple incidents” of human smuggler boats as Starmer and Macron claim breakthrough on border control.
The public have been asked not to lay floral tributes to “one of the most egregious crimes in our country’s history”.
Kyiv claims to have arrested a father-son team of alleged Chinese spies attempting to smuggle missile plans to Beijing.
Russia continued its near-weekly streak of breaking the record for the largest air raid of its war against Ukraine.
Germany stated a Chinese warship, unprovoked and without warning, fired a laser weapon at an aircraft on a European Union military mission.
Margaret Thatcher’s right-hand-man, hated by the left for being a working class conservative, Lord Tebbit has passed aged 94.
Algerian teens are 56 times more likely to be suspected of a crime than their German-born counterparts, according to new statistics.
The Secretary General of NATO pushes through criticism for his compliments for U.S. President Donald Trump.
Poland has activated border controls apparently after being embarrassed by citizen vigilantes taking on border defence roles themselves.
One year ago today, Sir Keir Starmer became the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. And how’s that going for him?
Dutch anti-mass migration leader Geert Wilders celebrated as laws mandating a crackdown on asylum seekers passed parliament.
Foreigners account for 15% of people living in Germany, but welfare data suggests many recipients might be of migrant-heritage communities.
Naïve attempt to talk politics, or using the hosts of live breakfast television as the foil for oblique jokes? Steve Coogan raised eyebrows.
GMP made “significant improvements” to investigating gangs, but historic failures sees backlog of over 700 victims and 1,000 suspects.
A Syrian migrant was arrested by police after several people were injured in an axe attack on a high speed train travelling to Austria.
Russia has lost one of the most senior officers killed of its war in Ukraine to date, it confirmed Thursday morning.
Women now conscripted into Danish armed forces on an equal business, all having to enrol in the national service lottery after they turn 18.
A Royal Navy First Sea Lord who pushed moral reforms in the force has been terminated from the service, the British government said.
Markets reacted to an apparently clear signal that all is not well at the heart of the British government.
PM’s “total clusterfuck of Godzilla proportions”, forced to emasculate own reform bill to swerve a massive rebellion by his own colleagues.
UK concerned about potential for domestic conflict but dresses up preparations with “logically absurd” pretext of a land invasion by Russia.
Britain’s Royal Train will be decommissioned by 2027 as a cost-cutting measure as the Royal Family leans into helicopter travel.
‘Boat migrant’ arrivals continue in record numbers, the total for the year passing new high in early hours of this morning.
British high court ruled against case intended to prevent the country exporting F-35 parts which could have ended up in the hands of the IDF.
The lackadaisical response to a musician who told Britons who “want your country back” to “shut the fuck up” cited as two-tier justice.
PM attempted to distance self from own words on mass migration, stating he was tired when he said Britain is becoming “island of strangers”.
Four people were arrested by counter terrorism police six days after two Royal Air Force Jets were disabled at an airbase in England.
Continuing Europeanisation of British politics could see Farage win UK election but rainbow coalition of all other parties subvert result.