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While the eruption isn't expected to impact flights, it's still too early to predict how long it will last or how much it will affect the local area.

While the eruption isn't expected to impact flights, it's still too early to predict how long it will last or how much it will affect the local area.

While the eruption isn't expected to impact flights, it's still too early to predict how long it will last or how much it will affect the local area.

The eruption of a volcano dormant for 6,000 years wasn't a surprise.

It started about 10.20pm on Monday (8.30am Tuesday AEDT) north of Grindavik, a fishing town of 3400 people ...

The Reykjanes eruption will not cause same travel disruption as 2010's Eyjafjallajökull volcano.

Last night, an earthquake swarm was followed by an eruption which tore open a 2.5-mile (4km) fissure of boiling lava. But just how bad could the eruption get? MailOnline spoke to experts to find out.

As a 2.5-mile fissure opens up in the Earth’s crust spewing jets of lava, we look at the local and international implications

Scientists anticipated the eruption of a volcano in southwestern Iceland for weeks, so when it happened on Monday night, it was no surprise. The region had been active for more than two years and thousands of small earthquakes rattled the area in recent weeks.

Scientists have been anticipating the eruption of a volcano in southwestern Iceland for several weeks and in November, authorities evacuated the fishing town of Grindavik as a precaution