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Record-breaking number of visitors flock to Iceland's erupting volcano
On Sunday, the entire western flanks of both cinder cones of the volcano collapsed, showing the inner part of the lava. In was the highest and strongest since the beginning of the eruption spewing around 50 metres (164 feet) high.
In pictures: Eruption of dormant volcano thrills crowds in Iceland
It was the area’s first volcanic eruption in nearly 800 years.
Lava lovers flock to Iceland's spectacular erupting volcano
Lava lovers flock to Iceland's spectacular erupting volcano
Watch as active volcano puts on show for tourists in Iceland
It gives off so much heat that some visitors are even cooking food over the lava.
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New technology innovations to expand European geothermal energy use
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Iceland's incumbent president reelected to second term
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Climate Change top of the agenda as Nordic ministers meet in Iceland
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Iceland's first glacier to disappear will be remembered with monument
Okjökull was the first Icelandic glacier to lose its status due to climate change.