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Iceland
REYKJAVIK, Iceland - Iceland's prime minister has married her partner under a new law legalizing same-sex marriage in the country.
LONDON - Aviation officials closed airports in northern England, Scotland and Northern Ireland on Sunday due to a drifting, dense cloud of volcanic ash from Iceland.
BRUSSELS - Eurocontrol says a plume of volcanic ash that forced some airports to close and disrupted flights within Europe over the weekend, has now dispersed.
DUBLIN, Ireland - Ireland's Aviation Authority says it may impose a no-fly zone over the country Tuesday because of concerns about the southward drift of volcanic ash from Iceland.
LONDON - European airlines and government officials says most tourists stranded by the volcanic ash crisis will be home by Monday.
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- Ash cloud restricted to northern Atlantic
- Airspace in Norway and Sweden shuts again
- German airspace to be gradually reopened
- UK: London airports likely to remain closed
- Flights resume in European airspace blocked by ash
- France: EU poised to resume limited air traffic
- Scottish airspace to reopen Tuesday
- Germany's Lufthansa gets OK to fly 15,000 home
- Austria reopens airspace, many flights canceled
- EU says half of normal flights may run Monday
- Germany loosens flight restrictions slightly
- KLM pushes to resume passenger flights after tests
- A glance at flight disruptions due to volcanic ash
- Flight disruptions in Europe get even worse
- Volcanic ash spreads high over Europe, Russia
- Danish queen fetes 70th birthday amid travel chaos
- Germany closes 11 airports due to volcanic ash
- Britain closes airspace as Icelandic volcanic ash spreads
- AA flight makes emergency landing in Iceland
- AA flight making emergency landing in Iceland
- Nordic nations criticize Canada for Arctic snub
