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And gas into the air— and attracting thousands of visitors. the eruption is the first of its kind there in more than eight—hundred years and has become the country's hottest attraction. tim allman reports. mother nature can provide the most astonishing of spectacles. but for there to truly be a spectacle, you have to have spectators. this audience, rapt with attention, marvelling at the jaw—dropping sight on display. it seems more like woodstock or glastonbury than a geological event. it feels so nice! it feels like a music festival here, to have so many people around! yeah. i love it! i...

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As deliveroo gears up for its share sale, it is not yet clear whether this issue will affect demand. katie prescott, bbc news. for more than a week now, a volcano near the icelandic capital of reykjavik has been throwing lava and gas into the air and attracting thousands of visitors. the eruption is the first of its kind there in more than 800 years and has become the country's hottest attraction. tim allman reports. mother nature can provide the most astonishing of spectacle. but for there to truly be a spectacle, you have to have spectators. this audience, wrapped with attention,

For more than a week now a volcano near the icelandic capital of reyjkavik has been throwing lava and gas into the air— and attracting thousands of visitors. the eruption is the first of its kind there in more than 800 years and has become the country's hottest attraction. tim allman reports. mother nature can provide the most astonishing of spectacles. but for there to truly be a spectacle, you have to have spectators. this audience, rapt with attention, marvelling at the jaw—dropping sight on display. it seems more like woodstock or glastonbury than a geological event. it feels so nice! ...

Capital of reyjkavik has been throwing lava and gas into the air. it's the first eruption of its kind there in over 800 years. this unusual volcanic activity continues to attract thousands of visitors, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. mother nature can provide the most astonishing of spectacles. but for there to truly be a spectacle, you have to have spectators. this audience, rapt with attention, marvelling at the jaw—dropping sight on display. it seems more like woodstock or glastonbury than a geological event. it feels so nice! it feels like a music festival here, to have so many peop...