Ankara floods leave people stranded, an eruption at Hawaii’s Kilauea summit and Formula One drivers race caravans — all that and more in this week's No Comments of the week

Toxic cloud caused by stream of lava flowing into Pacific Ocean

Hawaii's Kilauea volcano spewed ash nearly nine kilometers into the sky on Thursday (May 18) and scientists have warned it could be the first in a string of more violent explosive eruptions, with the next possibly occurring within hours.

Lava flowing from giant rips in the earth on the flank of Hawaii's Kilauea volcano threatened highways on Monday (May 14), raising the possibility that officials will order thousands more residents to evacuate before access routes are cut off.

New fissures and lava flows head towards key exit roads for thousands of people as the authorities step up evacuation plans.

A large explosion in Hawaii's Kilauea volcano on Wednesday may mark the beginning of more violent, explosive eruptions that could spray rocks for kilometers and dust nearby towns in volcanic ash and smog, the U.S. Geological Survey said.

Residents of a second neighbourhood have been warned to leave their homes as a volcanic eruption continues on Big Island.

Kilauea erupted after a powerful earthquake

Keith Brock, a resident of Hawaii's Leilani Estates which has been engulfed by lava, returned home to collect his belongings on Sunday (May 6) to find spewing, red lava outside his backyard.

Nearly 2,000 people who had been evacuated were given a 10-hour window to prepare for the possibility they may not return for quite some time

The United States Geological Survey (USGS) released a timelapse video of lava flowing from Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano, filmed from day to night on April 25 to April 26 from the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.

Fresh eruptions on Hawaii's Big island have sent 30 metre high fountains of lava into the air, destroying several homes.

Le Piton de la Fournaise on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean started spewing lava on Friday and continued into the weekend.

A volcano in southern Japan has erupted for the first time in 250 years, and authorities have issued a no-go zone around the mountain.

More evacuations, tens of thousands in shelters fear violent eruption.

The Kadovar Island volcano was thought to be dormant before it started erupting on Friday.

It comes as thousands of tourists are stranded at Bali’s airport, closed for a second day because of the eruption.