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REPORTAGE: Evacuated residents are being allowed to return under supervision to collect personal items as the nation is glued to news channels, reports Barney Davis from Rejkavik

European stocks closed slightly weak on Tuesday with investors assessing the likely move by global central banks with regard to interest rates, and largely refraining from making significant moves ahead of the release of the minutes of the Federal Reserve's most recent policy meeting.

European stocks closed slightly weak on Tuesday with investors assessing the likely move by global central banks with regard to interest rates, and largely refraining from making significant moves ahead of the release of the minutes of the Federal Reserve's most recent policy meeting.

British music producer Easyfun has become the latest target in Easygroup’s trademark war over the use of the word "easy" by firms or celebs.

Everything you need to know about flight disruption as France’s air traffic control staff go on strike

This is a measure of a companys profitability based on how much capital is invested in the business.

Plus: when is the best time to book a flight and the best spots for lunch at St Pancras

NOTHING feels more festive than getting wrapped up warm with a hot mulled wine and strolling around the stalls of a Christmas market.

Capgemini and Heathrow team up to provide development and operations support for the airport’s technology estate.

Israel's aviation market sees a drastic drop in seat capacity from 104% of 2019 levels to 28% following the Hamas attacks, with recovery uncertain due to ongoing conflict.