The Latest Breaking News from Iceland

The woman was having a breakdown at the till when an anonymous shopper reached out

It's been over a decade since Ireland played an international at Under-21 level in Cork, with the team making Tallaght Stadium their home in recent years.

In the northern French city of Dunkirk, thousands of people look forward to carnival season every year. As Mardi Gras approaches, the carnival transforms the city: the Black Cat Ball, fancy dressing and herring throwing from the town hall balcony are all part of the two-month-long festivities. The tradition dates…

A major wind storm is set to batter parts of the UK later this week as it sweeps down from Iceland, threatening to bring winds of up to 86mph across the north and western coasts

The Real Bread campaign group has been waging war againt the naming of 'half and half' loaves.

Iceland is said to have already made changes, with other supermarkets possibly following suit in the future

Iceland has removed its own-brand ‘50% white and wholemeal’ loaf after a complaint was made by the lobby group to trading standards and campaigners say other supermarkets could follow the move

A Japanese whaling operator, after struggling for years to promote its controversial products, has found a new way to cultivate clientele: whale meat vending machines

Iceland has reportedly already made changes

"They tasted amazing and my husband loved them as well," said one creative foodie

Ahead of her nature writing masterclass, Anita Sethi journeys to the heart of Iceland