jonsdottir told us iceland straddles the border of two tectonic plates.tween the plates creates earthquakes, and an opening for lava to escape. >> jonsdottir: so, this is a fissure. so, you can see there is a whole lot of opening happening here. >> whitaker: yeah. now, would this be a place where during a quake the lava would come from these fissures? >> jonsdottir: might do, might do. >> whitaker: we flew past mountains of ash 10,000 years old-- more remnants of past eruptions. we were heading to katla, one of the island's most violent volcanoes, its center covered with a vast glacier twice the size of manhattan. if this were to blow, is-- is this one of the most explosive volcanoes on the island? >> jonsdottir: yes, it is. >> whitaker: would this stop air traffic all over europe, like the last one did? >> jonsdottir: it might do. >> whitaker: when's the last time it erupted? >> jonsdottir: it erupted last time in 1918. but before that it had eruptions quite regularly every 50 years. >> whitaker: so it's long overdue. >> jonsdottir: it's long overdue. >>

the north american and your asian tectonic plates a pulling away from each other under iceland. scientists say this eruption may continue for years and warn that with volcanic forces as with the mythical dragons the unexpected could happen at any moment. they're watching it up in is from berlin that's all for now our documentary series doc film is up there. looking at the threats solar storms pose to power networks point we'll profile have more feet of top of the hour thanks for watching. true true it's. a low of 4 weeks and glitter glitter glitter they're fighting against prejudice and off called a boy. with. little stores on the big stage. crew intrudes starts many 70 on t.w. .

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in iceland, there's been a slight thawing in relations between the us and russia.f state antony blinken as "constructive" and "useful", saying both sides understand the need to mend ties. the international olympic committee president, thomas bach, is insisting that the tokyo olympic games can go ahead safely. but opposition to the games is intensifying in the country. now on bbc news, can tech turn back time?

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in iceland, a thawing in relations between the us and russia.ergei lavrov says it's "no secret that we have our differences", but that the world would be safer if the two countries' leaders worked together. america's house of representives have voted to go ahead with a bipartisan commission to investigate the siege of the capitol building by donald trump supporters in january. new york's attorney general has told the trump organization that a civil investigation into the former us president's business dealings is now a criminal probe. mr trump has called the investigation corrupt. now on bbc news, hardtalk.

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> (speaking icelandic): >> arny (on ipad): >> arny: hello, mama!ing icelandic): >> arny (voiceover): >> (speaking icelandic): ♪ ♪ (deep exhale) >> the world health organization says that the number of coronavirus cases around the world is set to hit a million within the nt few days. >> arny: hmm. ♪ ♪ >> let's take a brief look at some of the other coronavirus developments around the world today. the prime minister is spending a second night in intensive care being treated for coronaviru the u.s. state of new york is on the verge of overtaking italy for confirmed cases. the chinese city where covid-19 first emerged, the city of wuhan, has allowed people to leave the area for the first time since it went into lockdown in late january. >> after its initial faltering steps, china eventually hit this virus hard, shutting its whole economy down, and while there is some doubt about the detail of the official figures, it's clear the government believes the trend is going in the right direction, which is why today we've seen the re-opening of the city where

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thousands of people have flocked to iceland to catch a glimpse of a. volcano that's been erupting in its once steady flow has changed to a spectacular geyser display it's now visible from a couple reykjavik around 60 kilometers away. lover spurts out of fishes in the fog or does she act volcanic system fountains of molten rock. in the olden days the icelandic people told tales of the craters being the footprints of giants and of dragons scorching the earth ice and is the real land of fire and ice. fractures in the earth's crust might be the gates of hell retro women carried out their mischief they say is a smaller option by icelandic standards there are more than 30 actor volcanic systems under the island country in the north atlantic ocean and they've been erupting since time began. here the lava moves slowly and there are no settlements in its path there's little danger for now if you keep a safe distance spectators hike to the area to witness the power of mother earth. it's amazing all war it is it's so many it is away from you know the psalms it's

a powerful force awakens in the land of fire and ice the lava show at this iceland volcano reaches new heights and the humans who come to watch are erupting with emotion. i'm sorry welcome to the program emergency services in jerusalem say that hundreds of people have been injured in fresh clashes bits. palestinians and israeli police fighting broke out inside the. police firing stun grenades and tear gas at cullison demonstrators it follows days of protest over plans to evict palestinian residents from east jerusalem to make room for jewish settlers today tensions are particularly high as israel marks jerusalem day the anniversary of when israeli troops captured east jerusalem in 1967. correspondent tanya kramer is in jerusalem she joins us now tom what is the situation there at the moment. while tensions persist also on the how or the temple mount it's going confrontations with shorter periods of calm as far as we understand the confrontations this morning started off to a lot of palestinian youth who are staying on the compound apparently overnight trying to prevent israeli national

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and the force awakens in a fire and ice show icelandic. came to watch. a welcome to the program how mass militants fired rockets from gaza towards jerusalem setting off a raid sirens across israel its act as a response to hundreds of palestinians being injured in clashes with israeli police fighting broke out. some links 5 young girls it's been tear gas of palestinian demonstrators and a much. worse these writings through the streets of jerusalem this council says the violence follows days of protests upon some effect the palestinians for. he's just curious about. let's go straight to d.w. correspondent tanya kramer in just welcome to time i mean vengeful day let's start with rocket attack talk us through what happened to one. well if you're saying tonight is actually a major escalation. you know what how can the tensions here in the past weeks indeed the era sirens went off and the area in jerusalem and surrounding areas at 6 o'clock local time. this is a rare event and. so that was actually hamas militant group firing rockets to gruesome and the surrou

the airlines started adding new flights to laces like iceland, greece and croatia. now with italy, spain, france malta already open, spain will open in the next week, we can have, you are seeing the floodgates open for travel this summer, as the continent really tries to salvage what it can of the summer tourist season. so important for folks working in travel in europe that the summer season, essentially like black friday for retailers and trying to get as much tourism in flux as they can, even give them a late start. >> we mentioned europe, what about mc mc while. the cobit rates have been concerning for travelers. what do you know? >> what we have seen with mc travelers is higher than it was pre-pandemic. one reason why is not only is it beautiful, it is a wonderful place to visit, but it is so close. they did not implement any requirements to visit. you do not have to show proof of vaccination, you do not even have to show a recent negative test. that lack of requirements invites a lot more influx of tourism then you might otherwise see. in order to come back to

thousands of people are flocked to a volcano in iceland to try and seeds or inspiring eruptions even though countries are the pasha locked out there are plenty of foreign tourists amongst the sightseers. was once a study flows no change to a spectacular gaze and it's not visible from the capital wreck of it around 60 kilometers away. love this out of fishes in the fog does she act volcanic system fountains of molten rock. in the olden days the icelandic people told tales of the craters being the footprints of giants and of dragons scorching the earth ice and is the real land of fire and ice. fractures in the earth's crust might be the gates of hell when women carried out their mischief this is a small interruption by icelandic standards there are more than 30 active volcanic systems under the island country in the north atlantic ocean and they've been erupting since time began. here the lava moves slowly and there are no settlements in its path there's little danger for now if you keep a safe distance spectators hike to the area to witness the power of mother earth. it's amazing all

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in iceland, a thawing in relations between the us and russia.secretary of state antony blinken in his first meeting with russian foreign minister sergei lavrov says it's "no secret that we have our differences", but that the world would be safer if the two countries�* leaders worked together. america's house of representives have voted to go ahead with a bipartisan commission to investigate the siege of the capitol building by donald trump supporters in january. new york's attorney general has told the trump organization that a civil investigation into the former us president's business dealings is now a criminal probe. mr trump has called the investigation corrupt. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. russia's relations with the west have been poor for some time, but now they've reached a new level of hostility. since the imprisonment of russian opposition leader alexei navalny, new sanctions have been imposed by both the us and the eu. the ukraine conflict, allegations of cyber attack and covert operations, the l

in iceland, there's been a thawing in relations between the us and russia.ussian foreign minister sergei lavrov on wednesday praised his talks with us secretary of state antony blinken as "constructive" and "useful", saying both sides understand the need to mend ties. —— sergey. the international olympic committee president, thomas bach, is insisting that the tokyo olympic games in a couple of months�* time can go ahead safely. but opposition to the games is intensifying. that is it from me. now on bbc news: hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. russia's relations with the west have been poor for some time, but now they've reached a new level of hostility. since the imprisonment of russian opposition leader alexei navalny, new sanctions have been imposed by both the us and the eu. the ukraine conflict, allegations of cyber attack and covert operations, the list of unresolved issues is growing. my guest is russia's eu ambassador, vladimir chizhov. is confrontation with the west president putin's strategic choice? ambassador vladimir chizhov in br

in iceland — a thawing in relations between the us and russia.cretary of state antony blinken in his first meeting with russian foreign minister sergei lavrov, says it's "no secret that we have our differences" but the �*world would be safer if the two countries�* leaders worked together�*. the international olympic committee president insists the tokyo olympic games can go ahead safely. but opposition to the games is intensifying with japan facing a growing numbers of coronavirus cases and a slow—moving vaccination programme. here in the uk — prime minister borisjohnson said there is �*increasing confidence�* that the existing vaccines for coronavirus are effective against the so—called indian variant of the virus. almost 3,000 cases of the indian strain have now been identified across the uk. but health experts warn they still can�*t say for certain how infectious the new variant is. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. the drive to get more people vaccinated has added momentum, with concern about rising cases of the indian variant. whatever you

that border, the arctic, as well as representatives of indigenous groups are currently gathering an iceland . the climate crisis and the exploitation of natural resources. i sent to the top of the agenda. this meeting of the arctic council, some of the desk told from the powerful psych current in india has risen to 90. the indian navy has recovered 37 bodies from an oil barge that sunk off the western coast dozens more on known to have been killed in gujarat. so i couldn't help k was the most powerful storm to batter. that area and 2 decades has been fighting along morocco's border with the spanish enclave that failed. so which lies on africa, the north west coast. the american security forces tried to prevent people, as you can see from trying to cross over into the spanish territory. police tyson border controls after more than 8000 migrants managed to, into your to earlier this week. some of them even swam along the coast in order to reach the enclave. while there is the headlines, i'll have another update for you here on our 0 after witness to stay with us. ah mm. oh mm. mm. mm. mm. mm.

and there's a lot of symbolism in iceland, when you're talking about the us and russia. i remember back in the 1980s when gorbachev met with ronald reagan there when it was still the soviet union. given the current situation between us and russia, do you expect much progress to come out of this meeting? well, blayton said that the meeting was level would be an important opportunity to test the proposition that us and russia can work color collaboratively on certain issues like climate change, which is very important for the buy it and it's been destroyed and also the middle east, the wrong, north korea and other really important conflicts in the world despite all the agreements. but to be honest, friend, the expectations, at least here in the united states are pretty low of us. and russia really come together because i mean, the relationship really has worse. and since from left office, that's correct. washington bureau chief spoke with the latest tonight. e. this is always thank you. spain has accused morocco of showing a lack of respect for the european union by allowi

constructive — foreign ministers from the us amd russia meet on the sidelines of the arctic council in icelandpoliticians and the ioc insist the tokyo olympics are safe, but public opposition intensifys. and american actor billy porter says no to stigma — he shares with the world he's been hiv positive for the past iii—years. hello and thanks forjoining us. there's been another night of sustained israeli airstrikes on gaza despite reports that the two sides are close to agreeing a ceasefire. earlier, a senior hamas official said he was predicting a pause within days. president biden has called on israel for a serious de—escalation. the conflict has already cost more than 200 lives, including dozens of children. mark lobel reports. more trauma and tears in a gaza hospital. behind this crowd, a palestinian father killed alongside his pregnant wife and daughter after an israeli air strike hit their home as they cooked a family meal. israel continues to shoot down rockets fired from gaza. a near miss here as an israeli family fled this house moments before a rocket struck. the us presidentjoe bide

and the blanket and sag lovegrove spoke on the sidelines of the arctic council from it's in iceland. the u. s. secretary of states repeated warnings against what he called aggressive russian actions and russia's foreign minister said there were many log jammed in ties that will be difficult to work through. but both both did talk about the benefits of working together. no secret that we have our differences and when it comes to those differences as president biden is also shared with president food. and if russia acts aggressively against us, our partners are our allies. bill will respond and present via has demonstrated that in, in both word and deed, not for purposes of escalation, not to seek conflict, but to defend our interests. but having said that, there are many areas where our interest intersect and overlap, and we believe that we can work together and indeed build on those interests and get them up so that she is opposition is clear. we're prepared to discuss all the issues on the table with understanding that our discussions will be honest, factual. and with mutual respect

iceland's quirky, 10 years, is one of the favourites to win.s. the result came the day after a member of the polish delegation also tested positive. this was rafal rehearsing poland's entry, the ride, on stage, inside the rotterdam ahoy, last thursday, at which point they were all in possession of a negative test. malta, another one of the bookie's favourites, and romania are staying at the same hotel. as a precautionary measure, they will have the more stringent pcr test and self—isolate. wave to the people over there! these two cases have occurred despite the strict covid measures in place. every country is told to remain in a bubble, as the uk's james newman, who is staying in a different hotel, explains. we have to isolate and then when we get there, we go straight to the hotel and we get tested constantly, obviously, and it is all covid—safe, social distancing and everything. and we are not allowed to leave the hotel at all, unless we go into the arena, and then we get picked up and we are not allowed to travel with anyone else, and we get

portugal, israel and iceland are among 12 countries uk holidaymakers can visit after may 17th withoutolihlahla mandela, do hereby serve to the faithful of the republic of south africa. after six years of construction and numerous delays, the channel tunnel has been formally opened by the queen and president mitterrand. the tunnel is still not yet ready for passengers and freight services to begin. for centuries, christianity and islam struggled for supremacy. now, the pope's visit symbolises their willingness to coexist. roger bannister became the first man in the world to run a mile _ in underfour minutes. memories of victory as the ve celebrations reach their climax. this night is dedicated to everyone who believes in the future of peace and freedom. this is bbc news — our top story. the us calls for calm after clashes injerusalem between police and protesters over the eviction of palestinian families nine of the twelve football clubs behind the failed european super league will face financial punishments from uefa. the teams, which include the premier league's big six, accepted a 5

iceland's quirky 10 years is one of the favourites to win.itive. this was rafal rehearsing poland's entry, "the ride", on stage inside the rotterdam ahoy last thursday, at which point they were all in possession of a negative test. malta, another one of the bookie's favourites, and romania are staying at the same hotel. as a precautionary measure, they will have the more stringent pcr tests and self—isolate. wave to the people over there! these two cases have occurred, despite the strict covid measures in place. every country was told to remain in a bubble, as the uk's james newman, who is staying in a different hotel, explains. we have to isolate, and then when we get there, we go straight to the hotel and we get tested constantly, obviously, and it is all covid—safe, with social distancing and everything. and we are not allowed to leave the hotel at all, unless we go into the arena, and then we get picked up and we're not allowed to travel with anyone else, and we get separately taken there. and then, you know, in the arena, it's all totall

if i'm if i�*m allowed to say, my monies on iceland. just update you this hour.by trump supporters injanuary. the supporters in january. the commission supporters injanuary. the commission will be charged with it security failures after trump supporters after he delivered in an sentry speech interrupting the formal certification ofjoe biden formal certification of joe biden selecting formal certification ofjoe biden selecting two election victory. five people died in the violence. you are watching bbc news. hello there. wednesday was another unsettled day. the majority of the showers that formed were across eastern areas through the afternoon, so we had some of these thunderclouds going across the skyline in cambridgeshire. further west, though, wales and western england, well, it was a largely fine afternoon with some long spells of sunshine at last. but it�*s not going to stay that way. on the satellite picture, we�*ve already got our next weather system. it�*s been moving quite quickly across the atlantic, but it�*s going to put its brakes on and become really

in iceland, there has been a slight thaw relation between us and russia. the us foreign minister praised his talks with us secretary of state antony blinken as constructive and useful. he said both sides understood the need to mend ties. an international olympic community president thomas bach is insisting the tokyo intake olympic games can go ahead safely. opposition is intensifying injapan safely. opposition is intensifying in japan facing safely. opposition is intensifying injapan facing a growing number of coronavirus cases. now on bbc news — wednesday in parliament. hello there, and welcome to wednesday in parliament — as labour try to work out the rules on overseas travel. the messaging is confused and contradictory, and as a result, prime minister, this week, many people are now travelling. a minister insists a free trade deal with australia is good news for agriculture here. british farmers will not be undercut by unfair practices from elsewhere, and we will make sure in all the deals we do that british farming thrives. and scotland's newest mp swa

by the way, it also includes iceland and gibraltar, but you can only get into iceland if you have hadbooked a flight to portugal, but yesterday everything went a little bit wrong. we were expecting confirmation that we would be allowed in from monday. at the moment, it's only essential visitors who are allowed in. we did not get that. we did get the extension of the state of calamity, which is unrelated, but understandably people thought they didn't want us. i have been on the phone to the portuguese authorities all day, and then finally, just 20 minutes or so ago, they confirmed that we would be allowed in. the ban stops at midnight on sunday night, then the very first flight arrives at 9:05am, i calculate, on the beautiful algarve coast from manchester on monday morning. anybody, like me, who is ready to go and all packed, will now be in the exciting position of organising a pcr test, which has to be taken within 72 hours of departure. i shall be running around at the weekend in order to show it at the airport and get on the plane. i will have to have a test, it doesn't really matte

pull brennan al jazeera, iceland, foreign minister says the technicians are working closely to tackle the effects of climate change. i think the most important thing is that a lot over the nations around the world to look into the arctic. i found that my cell phone is a general counsel for a minister of one of the countries for the last 4 and a half years. the most important thing, not to be a day or course, we need to have the arctic as a low tension area based area under all the articles under international orange, the law, the ostrich nations. so if we keep on track when it comes to back to ensure because we are seeing in the doctor, the warming is 3 times higher than the rest of the ropes. but it also means that she open up sheets which are not open now. and for example, on a sheet it's open through the. ready it means the shavings between europe and asia, short by 4 to accept. and that it's going to be, have similar factors to panama canal and as soon as can out. so there are lots of changes which will be there when. busy if, if and when, because it's going to happen, the shields

and the blinking and psychological spoke on the side down to the arctic council summit in iceland, us secretaries, that repeated warnings against what he called a aggressive russian actions. russians, foreign minister said there were many log jammed with ties that will be difficult to work through thought they both talked up the benefits of working together no secret that we have our differences and when it comes to those differences as president biden is also shared with president putin, if russia acts aggressively against us, our partners or our allies bill will respond and present via has demonstrated that in, in both word indeed not for purposes of escalation, not to seek conflict, but to defend our interests. but having said that, there are many areas where our interests intersect and overlap, and we believe that we can work together and indeed build on those interests and get them up so that she is opposition is clear. we're prepared to discuss all the issues on the table with understanding that our discussions will be honest, factual. and with mutual respect, the slow case peop

thousands of people flock to a volcano in iceland to watch ads or inspiring eruptions even though the countries of the partial lockdown there are plenty of foreign tourists amongst the sightseers but once a steady flow host change to a spectacular gaze or it's not visible from the capital reykjavik around 60 kilometers or. love this burt's out of fishes in the photograph does she act volcanic system fountains of molten rock. in the olden days the icelandic people told tales of the craters being the footprints of giants and of dragons scorching the earth ice and is the real land of fire and ice. fractures in the earth's crust might be the gates of hell where true women carried out their mischief this is a small interruption by icelandic standards there are more than 30 active volcanic systems under the island country in the north atlantic ocean and they've been erupting since time began. and. here the lover moves slowly and there are no settlements in its path there's little danger for now if you keep a safe distance spectators hike to the area to witness the power of mother earth. it'

in iceland, there's been a slight thawing in relations between the us and russia.ussian foreign minister sergei lavrov on wednesday praised his talks with us secretary of state antony blinken as "constructive" and "useful", saying both sides understand the need to mend ties. the international olympic committee president, thomas bach, is insisting that the tokyo olympic games can go ahead safely. but opposition to the games is intensifying in the country. now on bbc news, can tech turn back time? this week: we meet the biohackers. the super—agers. and the brain trackers. to find out if tech really can stop us from getting old. welcome to click. we're outside again. great to see you in the flesh again. and you. i can't believe it. no matter how long it is since i've seen people, as soon as i see friends and family again, it's like we've never been apart! yep, too right. although this time round, i think everybody�*s really gone for it with their hair, since the hairdresser�*s reopened. i don't know what you're talking about. i tell you what, though, it is true that w

requests went and answered we would have liked to ask the ambassador about china's economic relations iceland georgia and switzerland are the only european countries that have free trade agreements with china a profitable arrangement for companies on both sides the swiss exporters have maintained their market share and some even increased it and the chinese have exported more to switzerland so both sides have really benefited by the fight them but pursuing economic interests while protecting human rights is a delicate balancing act that politicians are wary to. meet progress but now we're seeing that the free trade agreement has to be developed further we have to shift our focus on just human rights issues even when we talk about our relations with china. because china has expressed the desire to extend the agreement and identity checks for refugees the profitable economic ties could easily sway switzerland's position critics warn. you know play it china is behaving increasingly or for tarion in asserting its interests in economic and refugee policies switzerland will have to react and coordi