Fissures open up on the streets of an Iceland fishing town near a volcano that may soon erupt
Fishing was the mainstay of Grindavik, but now it’s fissures in its road and cracks in the walls of its buildings that is putting it on the map.
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'Huge turnaround': Outgoing Tennis Canada CEO sees future success for BJK Cup champions
When Michael Downey was settling into his new job as Tennis Canada chief executive officer in the mid-2000s, he helped guide a leadership group that set sky-high goals for the program.
Live updates as Storm Debi lashes Wales with gale-force winds and heavy rain
Storm Debi is set to bring high winds to parts of Wales throughout Monday (November 13). Met Office warnings in place for parts of north, mid and west Wales started at 4am and will be in place until 6pm.
Foreign Office issues Iceland travel warning amid volcanic eruption fears
The Foreign Office has warned travellers heading to Iceland as concerns grow over “increased earthquakes and indications of volcanic activity”. It comes as the country delaced a state of emergency in the south-west of the country, with residents being evacuated from a fishing town as a precaution.
Punter who won £20,000 with 50p bet to splash out on the naff Bullseye prize no one ever wanted
It was often the "star prize" that no one really wanted on TV's iconic show, Bullseye. In the long-running darts quiz game, hosted by the late Jim Bowen, the naff prizes were a joke which helped create an audience of 20 million viewers at its peak in the 1980s.
The Greater Manchester chippy named one of the best places in the UK for fish and chips
A chippy in Greater Manchester has been given the prestigious honour of being named one of the best fish and chips shops in the country.
Estonia: A hidden delight for a gastronomic adventure
Estonian cuisine, long overlooked, is enjoying a renaissance thanks to the boldness and creativity of young chefs and restaurateurs.
Nick Montgomery vents VAR frustration as Hibs boss claims officials took 'easy' route by disallowing Boyle strike
Frustrated Nick Montgomery reckons the officials took the easy way out when they chalked off Martin Boyle's strike at Hampden.