Iceland’s women’s national team has been a regular at the European Championship since 2009. Their best finish was a successful quarter-final run in 2013. In its most recent showing at Euro ...

Iceland has already broken its annual cocaine seizure record in the first half of 2025, a sign that Europe’s oversupply of the drug is spilling into smaller markets and creating new opportunities for ...

It comes after Iceland closed its store in Margate, Kent, last weekend, with its store in Inverness, Scotland, following on July 12. Shoppers have reacted to the news on social media.

Iceland is offering a new online-only deal on Slimming World frozen ready meals – four for £14, with free delivery over £40. All Sections. Dare to be Honest. Sign In. Subscribe.

Iceland is closing one of its stores today - with another branch set to follow shortly after. The frozen food supermarket is closing its Margate, Kent, store. Meanwhile, Iceland will also shut up ...

Iceland's managing director, Richard Walker, expressed his contentment with the success of the scheme: "We are so pleased with how well the over-60s discount has been received by the public and ...

Icelandair will be running a special sale from June 25 to July 7 with round-trip fares to Iceland from Nashville starting at $449 (for travel between Sept. 15 to Dec. 29, 2025.

Iceland ranks as the world's most peaceful country in 2025. Discover why it's a serene escape for Indian travellers and a model of modern harmony.

Iceland announce major change at checkouts as part of crackdown Another major British supermarket rolled out the new piece of technology earlier this year. News. Ryan Price. 13:23, 26 Jun 2025.

The video above shows the moment Nicola Bolla's "Van Gogh" chair is wrecked. The couple was trying to take pictures, pretending to sit on the chair. It is covered in hundreds of crystals.

Staff at a Wolverhampton Iceland supermarket think they have the coolest job in the West Midlands this summer. Local news you can trust. News Sport Entertainment Your World Newsletters.

Iceland has become the latest retailer to use facial recognition cameras in a bid to tackle theft and violence against shopworkers.. The frozen food retailer has begun trailling the cameras in two ...