this is the message from ic iceland.e will keep on reiterating that message. >> i want to come back to the economic interests in the region and in the arctic circle. now that we're seeing global warming picking up pace, there is the potential for more drilling and tapping some of the previously unseen reserves when it comes to gas and oil. are you in favor of that? >> well, iceland is one of the youngest countries on earth. around 16 million years old. when it comes to oil and the resources on the continental shelf, we are in the position where there might not be as much potential as it is in other countries. we have looked at and planned drilling up in the high north. maybe they'll discover some green oil there. >> that is the hope. >> staying with global warming, massive img rplications for you country. warming is faster. is the world appreciating that or doing enough to protect that sacred space in. >> we have to be aware that global warming effects our area just like all parts of the world. rising sea levels and incr

just to remind you, you can watch the iceland icelandic volcano live on the bbc news website.all of the rest of the day's news for you, so stay with us here on bbc news. live from london, this is bbc news. for the first time, global warming has exceeded 1.5 degrees celsius across an entire year. the last 12 months were the hottest on record. labour is ditching its policy of spending £28 billion a year on its green investment plan in a major u—turn. two people are killed in a blast near polling station in southwest pakistan, as millions head to vote—in a new government. 0ne one of the first things we noticed was that pretty much on the dot at 8am, our internet was cut and we could not make any phone calls. a volcano in south—west iceland erupts for the second time this year. hello, i'm luxmy gopal. is the planet warming faster than we thought,

that is in south—west iceland.ffice has said the fisher —— fisher was around three, long but is not known how the fishing town would be affected. 4000 people were evacuated after an average the fishing town in the middle of last month. icelandic officials began construction on bikes to channel lava flows away from homes in november. wartime conditions in the uk. —— much more calm conditions. snow is falling across parts of the uk, with forecasters warning it could become much heavier later this afternoon. that is shetland and there is a dusting of snow on the roofs and have been snow closures. the heaviest snow is expected in the north—west shropshire and south pennines and north wales and between ten and 15 centimetres of snow is forecast with up to 25 centimetres possible on higher ground. this taken these pictures in flintshire earlier today. all schools in the county are closed due to the weather warnings. slow and ice is expected in central england —— snow and ice in central england —— snow and ice in north an

i can assure you that the iceland government has prepared to do everything and its power to help the ukrainian people during this time of exceptional need. we are resolutely part of the broad international ally and supporting ukraine as a non armed country. iceland support has been civilian in nature. we have primarily provided humanitarian and economic assistance, and pledge to do more well iceland descending money and transports and much needed military equipment to ukraine. it's relies on all the countries for its own protection. and that's how it's been since the forty's when german forces occupied denmark leading to iceland independence from copenhagen in 1944, the protection comes from the north atlantic treaty organization. now let's take a look at the numbers. nato advisors its members to contribute at least 2 per cents of their g d p annually. so ensure the alliance is military readiness. the majority of countries never hit that 2 percent mark, but now things are changing. once again, weapons manufacturers are having a field day. i know that we have reached the 2 percent and

a volcano in south—west iceland erupts for the second time this year.s show fountains of molten rock shooting from faults in the ground in the reykjanes peninsula. hello, i'm luxmy gopal. is the planet warming faster than we thought? and are current targets signed—off by world leaders enough to tackle the most damaging effects of global warming in the years to come? new evidence from the eu's climate service, copernicus, highlights that for the first time, the world was 1.5 degrees warmer than pre—industrial levels for a whole year. scientists say a combination of greenhouse gas emissions and dramatic sea temperature rises are to blame. let's go live now to cardiff and speak to our climate editorjustin rowlatt. explain the significance of that figure. it's reckoned to be an arbitrary boundary at which we avoid the worst effects of climate change. there was a landmark un paper in 2018 which found it would be really significantly greater impacts at 2 degrees and urged all efforts to be made to try and keep temperature rise to 1.5 degrees which was also th

so some live pictures from iceland.nstitutional court voted 7—2 in favour of allowing doctors to help a patient die. it said the crime of homicide would no longer apply to clinicians working to preserve the right to a dignified life. the lawsuit was brought by a woman suffering from a neurological disease known as als. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. a couple from manchester with a special place in their hearts for cumbria. second home owners like howard and mandy are due to get clobbered with the doubling of council tax from next april. doubling of council tax from next aril. ~ , ., , doubling of council tax from next aril.~ , .,, . doubling of council tax from next aril. , . april. we try to put as much as we can into the _ april. we try to put as much as we can into the community _ april. we try to put as much as we can into the community and - april. we try to put as much as we can into the community and be - can into the community and be involved in the local area when we are here. we don'tjus

an icelandic volcano erupts for the second time this year. hello, i'm sarah campbell, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. polls have just closed across pakistan where people have been voting in general and provincial elections, after a campaign period marred by violence. less than 2a hours before the polls opened, 28 people were killed in balochistan, with the islamic state group saying it carried out two bombings. five security personnel were then killed in an attack while patrolling on election day in the north—west of the country. security was therefore tight and while some polling stations were largely empty, because of security threats and cold weather in other areas of the country people turned out in large numbers — leading to queues at polling stations. polls had opened at eight in the morning, local time, and closed a few minutes ago. the vote took place without the former prime minister imran khan. he has been imprisoned on charges including corruption and was prevented from contesting.

what happened to iceland? later when i was 1st doing my master degree in australia, i was told by the teachers that my son was autistic. the i am do redone, dining room. i am the mother of a descent. the boy is a son, is hon. i was s and the next to the at universities. and i came from indonesia, the i was told that our children should be normal and that we have to in fast every saying anything to make our children normal. so that's quite a shock for me because for me, iceland is already normal. whatever i've been is i am happy with the same way for the on the . 2 whole helpful bye hi there. hey, hello. hello. yes. can get on the should have had one. yeah. go yeah, no, i don't. why? like toys? oh, okay, cool. silly. keep close. still use that. hey, are you the link? shall i call you on you to come on? you go so you don't find the single i'll just see me. i'll come inside samsung. what i have got possibly as i can learn, right? my point on seo to comprise office. but i say the goals and go try it out and see so

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the british ambassador to iceland recorded a bird's eye view.s not affected. for 800 years eruptions stopped on the reykjanes peninsula in south—western iceland, but began again in 2021. this is now the third in just a few months. the successive earthquakes and eruptions have come at a terrible cost for the people from the nearby but abandoned town of grindavik. last month, during a separate eruption, lava flows reached the town, consuming three homes. today's fissure isn't expected to push lava southwards towards the town. defensive barriers have been built up all around the area. a geothermal plant and the blue lagoon hot spring spa are also nearby. this eruption is likely to be short—lived, but the peninsula may now be entering a new era of volcanic instability and iceland will have to adapt, because nature will do what it wants. jessica parker, bbc news. figures out today show that delays in getting treatment for cancer in england last year were the worst since modern records began. the aim is for patients to start treatment after an urgent

as one of the richest men in iceland, he is not in this for the money.g amount of this whale is shipped to japan and sold ads pet food. he relishes the comparisons to captain ahab in "moby dick.." >> what do you say to people watching in america and other countries and are mortified because they believe this is a special animal? >> animals are special, you know. whale is no different to you shoot them and you -- >> pride comes before the fall, man. >> a lot of emotion on that. i seal dying industry when i see this. >> that must just piss you off. >> the step that is challenge for me to take is to tell somebody else what to do and what not to do based on their culture. are my beliefs more important than his or better than his? i don't want to see any whales killed. i don't think it's necessary. i think it's unnecessary. if the only reason you're doing it is because your parents did it, your father did it, your grandfather did it, i'm not going to tell them it's wrong to think that, but it's wrong to do that. and it's said. like chris said, it is a dying i

ok, any corruption has forced iceland. blue lagoon tourist attraction to close emergency crews are trying to stop lava from reaching a power plant in the south west and the nearby town. its inhabitants were moved to safety back in november and 4000 residents are still banned from returning home. authorities have declared an emergency. it's the 3rd or option since december. iceland has more than 30 active volcanoes. a carnival season is approaching is high point here in germany and thousands of people have taken part of the annual women's carnival day in the city of cologne. facilities kicked off by marketing the start of countless parties that fits over the weekend. that was traditionally dressed up in colorado carts, jews, and partake of the brute. of course, the grand finale will be a huge parade in cologne. on monday, as our time will be back with more at the top of the next hour and hope to see you then by the get ready for an exciting auburn toyota for look, surprised. hi, irish. and i'm ready to dive into the hands o

and finally of okay, no has erupt in iceland for the 1st time since december love of plumes who lit up the sky in the nation south west. it's where interruption threatened to destroy the town and bring the big plate last year. thousands of residents were evacuated in november and has still not been allowed to return to their homes. iceland has more than 30 active volcanoes. and the 3rd time, thank you so much for your company. the ice cold jessica new, an expedition ventures on 2 places that no one has the climate research in the ice, the dos much good on dw, the.

the community was evacuated in november, and presidents are still banned from returning home. iceland has more than 30 active volcanoes. you're watching dw news. i'm terry martin for me and all of us here. thanks for being with us. the ice cold, pasadena new. an expedition ventures on 2 places that no one has the climate research in the ice. the dogs march 3rd on dw the the.

it's the 3rd or option since december. iceland has more than 30 active volcanoes now to a matchmaker of sorts who towers above the rest. a frenchman has won a place in the tennis world record of book for building a giant replica of the eiffel tower with match sticks. the shot applaud spent 8 years and youth, $700000.00 match sticks to build the model, which is over 7 meters tall. again, it had originally rejected floods, replica, because he used custom made matches with down the required flammable tip. but the record keeper's changed their mind saying their original judgment was too harsh. are watching the daily news across berlin. stay with us now for docs. film on the threatened future of italy, south to roll region. you can find more headlines on our website. that is to be w. com. uncle. really thank you so much for your company. the questions got any issues with a lot say what the, the one of the most stunning.

and iceland's volcano erupts again for the third time in as many months.ing up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, we'll have the draw for the nations league — scotland in the top tier for the first time and the only home nation that can win the trophy. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. sir keir starmer has confirmed that labour is ditching a pledge to spend £28 billion a year on environmental projects if it wins the general election. enviromental groups have called the move shortsighted, and the conservatives have described it as a major u—turn on a flagship policy. but speaking to the bbc, sir keir said the target had to be scaled back because the conservatives had crashed the economy. 0ur political editor chris mason is in westminster good evening, sophie. labour, two and a half years ago made this promise of spending £28 billion per year on green investment projects. then last summer they diluted the promise. in recent weeks and months they have been going a bit wobbly about whether they were keeping the promise or not. and today

a volcano in south west iceland has erupted for the third time since december.has been looking at why these eruptions keep happening. a fiery start to iceland�*s day, but these spectacular fountains of lava are causing more disruption on the reykjanes peninsula. a pipeline supplying heat and hot water to 30,000 people has been engulfed by molten rock, and a road to the blue lagoon tourist attraction is now cut off. it�*s the third eruption since december, but scientists knew it was coming. now that these eruptions are appeasing themselves, are repeating themselves, the scientists now have a much better idea of where there is a breaking point for the magma to come through the ground, so they�*ve been tracking how the ground is inflating as magma is coming up from deep, and now they can tell with a lot more certainty when to expect the magma to start breaking through to the ground. iceland sits on the boundary of two tectonic plates which are pulling apart from each other at 2cm a year. this stretches the earth�*s crust — its outer layer — making it thinner, which

and thanks to this government, and millions of other workers not just in iceland but of the across thentry benefiting this month for tax cut worth hundreds of pounds to somebody on an average salary but i hope that explains to them and to fill, that the cost of his policy, that explained to fill, do you explain to fill community swing philadelphia will have tor pay for his 28 million pounds and always going to pay the taxes more coming out of his pay packet and explain felt that hed would be better off seeking with our plan ratherf than going back to square one with him. >> here, here. >> will it wouldn't quite getting in touch with him and explained to him that a thousand pounds of mortgage because not how he feels and is unbelievable. and hundreds of pounds extra month, makes it seems like it up big deal to the prime minister but let me tell them this the most people do not have to hassle for the money, looking around. in thisar week, he told everyboy in the country to put the council packs of by the maximum of 5 percent. that is 26 tax writers now prime minister and he said that eve

for sure. focus of the cracked for 3 kilometers in southwest iceland. the volcano erupted sending tourists of running to safety. yeah, we'll get to the siren going office and we track this stuff up around the parking lot and there's the, there's a volcano, go and it was awesome. news. amazing. you're just something once in a lifetime you will see it. most of the residents in this region had already been evacuated in november. been a series of interruptions began. this time the lava has damaged a major hot water pipe interaction is pending too long. it's applied heat to nearby homes. now thousands of people are rushing to buy electric heaters with temperatures outside floating close to minus 10 degrees celsius. is heavy for us because now we don't have any hot water over the pipe. so it's not the moment. it is also fuel, but the fast moving lava might reach smotts and the public land which has no pipes supplying heat to another $30000.00 people to allow me to as a way smoke could be seen at iceland. international apple f would stop, so there was no impac

this is the scene live in iceland where a volcano erupts for the second time this year.or the first time, global temperatures exceed 1.5 degrees celsius across an entire year. new figures show last month was the hottest january on record. hello, i'm sarah campbell, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. polling stations have closed in pakistan where people have been voting in general and provincial elections — after a campaign period frequently disturbed by violence. less than 2a hours before the polls opened, 28 people were killed in balochistan, with the islamic state group saying it carried out two bombings. on election day, five security personnel were killed in an attack while patrolling in the north—west of the country. security was therefore tight and while some polling stations were largely empty, because of security threats and cold weather, in other areas of the country people turned out in large numbers, leading to queues at polling stations as people headed in to vote. polls opened at eight in the morning local time

and so i in volcano, when the iceland has are up to the 3rd time since december loveless, of the sky and the country south west a cruise trying to stop it from reaching a power plant in nearby town. it can be received was moved to safety in november, the residence austin, bound from returning. iceland has more than fuzzy active volcanoes is reminded about tops to hit this. our ukraine's presence loved him. is it asking, has replaced his top military commander, general and various others name has lab the principal effort since rushes full scale invasion of the popular channels dismissal suggest the major v. think of cheese approach. the conflict general lead replaced by the command of ukraine's gruff forces next on the w and ends of you from the all kinds of political science itself. it's a gross 2nd, died on wednesday, 9 seem to have a good day. i'll be back to the people in trucks injured was trying to feed the city center and the straight pieces the around the world more than 130000000 people of.

now in iceland as erupt, and for the 3rd time since december. love on this up, the sky in the south west, who is the trying to stop it from reaching a power plant in nearby time. the community was move safety in november, the residence of 2 bands understanding of iceland has williams fuzzy actually. ok. he has reminded off the top story of this out. you claims the president brought him, is the landscape has replaced this top military commander and general valerie as allusion a have lab ukraine's war efforts since russia invasion, popular channels dismissing suggested major ve think of kings approach the conflict tindles illusion. 8 will be replaced by the commander of ukraine's ground forces st . you up to date simone of the some of the, the, the, the, and he said to the special hot spots in germany 0 dw, extremely worth a bit. the .

the residents are still banned from returning home. iceland has more than 30 active volcano, it's the so you're watching dw news from berlin course. you can get all the latest news and information in time you want on our website at www dot com on terry martin. thanks for watching. the get ready for an exciting auburn toyota for little surprised. hi, irish. and i'm ready to dive into the hands of to me to do you have you have a one to just talk to me before you go to the spot and unexpected side to side. you can draw the line between the spacings because i don't believe that space is, is a morally relevant criterion anymore than i believe that rice or sex is on frontier in. 2 2 should. 2 2 humans closer to.

i thought it was a way smoke could be seen at iceland international airport. it would stop. so there was no impact on flights, but tourists won't block from visiting one of icons, most popular destinations, the blue lagoon. the what a few options in the city, just off the central and nothing happened for the. ready 800 years and it's been a bit of a shock, has come back to life. i thought a piece of hoping the lava speed will drop off and the next i was and not destroying more than just structure in the land of ice and file. now here in germany condo fees, the forcing of high point of thousands of people have taken fault in the annual women's gone over the day in the city of cologne. festivities kicked off by mocking the start of thousands of policies that stretch over the weekend through bellows traditionally dressed up and kind of pretty cost june. and thought equals to look through the grand finale really be. or she was put in cologne on monday. and he has a quick reminder of adults tardy. the ukraine specimen below him is less k has a place to store electrical mando vali

as far as have declared an emergency, it's the 3rd eruption since december. iceland has more than 30 active volcanoes. is reminded by 12 stories at this hour he trains present. the problem is that landscape has replaced this talk ministry commander, larry as a nurse, nate has lived in new tribes war efforts since of russia invited the 4th to the general dismissal suggests of major re think of keeps of approach the conflict. and it was the loose link will be replaced by the commander of ukraine's crime forces and vote kind of things underway in pakistan and following a general election mocked by violence of the allegations of corruption. a several people what killed a militant attacks during the day, despite the deployment of tens of thousands of police and security forces to ensure safety eliminate results are expected within hours. but a clear picture is not like between those 2 on the fixture of today to more of the top of the ice coat, pasadena needs an expedition ventures on to places that no one has the climate research in the ice, the task march 3rd on dw, the the.

iceland sits on the boundary of two tectonic plates which are pulling apart from each other at a rateng it thinner, which affects the type of eruption. this isn't a cone—shaped volcano, like italy's mount etna, where the lava comes out of more or less the same place. instead, on the reykjanes peninsula, the magma is more loosely held over a much larger area, and it forces its way up through the cracks — orfissures — that run in lines and can be miles long. this map shows the fissures created since december, and the latest one is over here — it opened up in the same area. a road into the town of grindavik has been swallowed up, but this time the town itself has been spared. but a major concern is a nearby geothermal power station. sensors have detected the land around it lifting as magma flows underground. barriers have been built to try and protect this vital infrastructure. the last series of eruptions in this area happened 800 years ago, and they lasted for decades. so do scientists think the same thing is happening now? there's evidence for about three of these types of episodes in

, they will meet in iceland, it is difficult to say here, i am talking about something else, about theact that it is completely germans, in principle, a nation that wants a peace, they are afraid of war, for the most part, although now little by little, in my opinion, this is changing, now this is the psychology of pacifism, for the sake of pacifism, it still changes a... changes to a more realistic assessment of events, but anyway as an attempt, most germans will definitely say hello, and i think that this greeting will be a warning for someone like, again those people who know well what russia is, they will say that yes, let's talk, but let's not surrender, let's just use it to at least slightly reduce the suffering of the ukrainian people where possible, without surrendering the interests of the ukrainian people. and where it will be pro-russian politicians, they will simply welcome it for obvious reasons, because it is definitely on in their opinion, the normalization of russia, putin , and so on and so on, but what is significant... opposite and directly to such a recognition of s

in iceland is a rough thing for the 3rd time in 2 months. the the latest news as it breaks, i'm going to see when they come with detail coverage there. okay. now he's a real thing. again, you can see the thick gray smoke and we can also hear this rumbling from around the world. calming wasn't even on the use somebody to just please follow me, say that bringing that tract is a brussel is totally way to be heard feeling the sports like wrestling and boxing hit traditionally been off limits to women, one on one a makes the female athletes flashed into the place and the ring on out to 0. change x analysis of the today's headlines. how does south africa the truth? it's accusations of genocide in this case, many genocide and holocaust scholars, including his ravings cop concerning his face, is a textbook genocide, frank assessments politicians need to be able to run for office without the fear of facing a jail term. informed opinions when the us census will ships into the red sea, it's not receive the task protection that seen as convocation. insi

but as one of the richest men in iceland he is not in this for the money.turbing amount of this whale will be shipped to japan and sold as pet food. and he relishes the comparisons to captain ahab, the monomaniacal whaler in "moby dick." >> what do you say to people who are watching this in america and other countries and they're just mortified because they believe that this is a special animal? >> all animals are special. you know. whale is no different to moose or deer to me. you shoot them in the u.s. >> pride comes before the fall, man. >> i mean, a lot of emotion on that. i see a dying industry when i see this. >> that just must piss you off. >> yeah. the step that is challenging for me to take is to tell somebody else what to do and what not to do based on their culture. and you know, are my beliefs more important than his or better than his? i don't want to see any whales killed. i don't think it's necessary. it's unnecessary. even if the only reason you're doing it is because your parents did it, your father did it, your grandfather did it, like i'm

a volcano in iceland erupts for the third time since december.

knowing iceland, these, erupting for the 3rd time in 2 months, lies gushing from cracks in the ground on the rake, janice, vin peninsula, 4000 people in a nearby fishing time we evacuated in december. when simon level county captivity destroyed homes. iceland has more than 30 active volcanoes, making it a prime destination for 3 o. c k. in china, heavy snow and freezing weather is disrupting this thought of celebrations for lunar new year. despite the challenges of getting home a record, 9000000000 trips are expected to be made during the 4 to day travel rush. barnaby low, re for some paging or after decent certainty. and just days before the lunar new year train start back on track at this station engaging post. passengers are heading south of the chinese capital or towns and cities are covered in 6 know as slippery ice. what's the supporting for that? i get home or not set up to meet i believe the government will be able to handle the problem. the end of the day i will be able to get home. okay, with more snow in the forecast. however, clearing the backlog, to take time. the blizzar

a volcano in iceland erupts for the third time since december.'m matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live. we start in washington — and high stakes — because the us supreme court is about to start hearing a case which could potentially stop donald trump running in the 2024 presidential election. it is a legal first — those bringing the case are using the 14th amendment of the constitution, arguing he is disqualified from standing because he commited insurrection onjanuary 6th, trying to overturn the result of the 2020 election. that was successfully argued in the state of colorado in december — where he's been removed from the ballot. donald trump and his attorneys will argue that any effort to stop him running is anti—democratic. the us supreme court will hear 80 minutes of oral argument today. we have our correspondent inside the court listening to proceedings. thejustices have given little indication over the last few weeks where they stand on this, so it will be fascinating in the coming hours to hear the sort of questions they put to the

ada officially opened in iceland today.olcano on the reykenes peninsula, which caused earthquakes last year, has begun. a whole city, lava flowed through its streets, burning everything the path, the footage is really scary. a volcano erupted in southwest iceland for the second time this year, with rivers of lava gushing out near the peak of selingar fedal after strong seismic activity , the blue lagoon spa, one of the country's most famous tourist spots, was evacuated on thursday. the met office said the eruption occurred in roughly the same location as the previous one in december. mount selingar-fedhel is located north of the fishing town of grindavik. it is still unclear will this eruption affect this populated area. clouds of toxic smoke rise high, bright orange lava gushes from the ground. the previous eruption began on january 14 and lasted almost 2 days. 400 residents of grendavik were evacuated after the lava approached him. the lava flow this morning was stronger than we thought, and the lava crossed green darvedi

it would chance landscape of iceland? it would change the — landscape of iceland?ld change the way people have to think about where they build stuff, where they live, how scientists work. fine they live, how scientists work. one last thought. _ they live, how scientists work. one last thought, how _ they live, how scientists work. one last thought, how do we know or how do you know that there is not a major blast possible to happen? you describe what are clearly major moments but ten, 20, 100 metres tall, do we know there is not something much worse? you are referrin: something much worse? you are referring to _ something much worse? you are referring to something _ something much worse? you are referring to something which i something much worse? you are i referring to something which would top international air traffic or something. volcanoes in this part of iceland are just not physically capable of storing magma of the type that would explode and send an ash cloud over europe. for international communities in terms of aviation, it is all good news.— communities

iceland, montenegro, and turkey.see in the division below, luxembourg, bulgaria and belarus. these group matches will be played across september, october and november. whoever came out for scotland it was going to be tough, the top tier first aleut division league at a in the nation's leg, and they've got to win the group if they are to stand a chance of going all the way and eventually winning this tournament. but you know, whichever is the way it did come out, as it turns out, croatia, poland, potentially if they're still going will feature some of the greats that have played the game in recent times whether it's poland, or christine aldo of portugal, or of croatia, whether in the autumn they are still playing international football, but it's a daunting task. it could've been tougher, but it's an exciting year ahead of scotland, a euro to look forward to end this in the nation's league as well. really, that's where they and the want to be in this company. they and the want to be in this com an . , they and the want

so state of emergency and iceland has been declared after a massive volcanic irruption. is here with the latest. >> a volcano erected in southwestern iceland blasting hot lava into the sky and cutting up a critical source of heat in hot water for thousands of people as they cope with freezing temperatures. the lava pulled over up pipelines that some to nearby towns for the irruption happene on the peninsula around 6:00 a.m. terrifying residence and forcing evacuations, one tourist described waking up to the chaos. >> we woke up, jumped out of bed , realized what was happening , staff from the hotel going down the hallways and knocking on everyone's doors including ours to say we have t evacuate, there was just this hot air that we could feel just coming from that direction. it was quite shocking. >> shocking indeed, the blue lagoon, a popular tourist spot was evacuated, hundreds of smal earthquakes have been taking up this area since last week. prior to yesterday's irruption, this was the third time this volcano has erected since december. some residents have decided to

that's in southwest iceland.ava and steam. before we close let me take you back to washington with the supreme court and they have been hearing those arguments to try to block donald trump from being on the ballot for 2024's presidential election that's what's going to watch the and we expect donald trump to speak in florida. these are the pictures there and when the former president comes out, we will carry it happen and bring you those comments live on bbc news. thanks for watching so far here on verify live. hello. well, as predicted, the winter wonderland did arrive in the areas where it was forecast. so mostly the northern hills of wales, northern england, some in northern ireland and scotland, too. here's a picture from wakefield, beautiful snowflakes there, but elsewhere rain, heavy rain. and these are the stratus and the nimbostratus rain—bearing clouds shrouding the tops of the skyscrapers in london. ok, let's have a look at the radar, then. where it's blue, it's raining. this was earlier on. where its w

a little quino in iceland has erupt it for the 3rd time since december lava lit up. the sky in the south. west crews are trying to stop it from reaching a power plant, a nearby town. the community was evacuated in november, and residents are still banned from returning home. iceland has more than 30 active volcanoes. just reminder of the top story we're following for you this. our boat county is underway in pakistan and after a general election marked by violent sent allegations of corruption, tens of thousands of police and security forces were deployed to insure safety. but several people were killed and militants attacks during the day. luminary results are expected within hours, but a clearer picture of the result is not likely to emerge until early product. you're watching the news from berlin of next it's conflict served with tim sebastian. i'm terry martin, being with the, the, the conflicts with tim sebastian terms of the gradual and there is no end in sight for the killing and the suffering. how long can is continuous ministry campaign as his allies one incr

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