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Really bad at photography? It's your time to shine with this once-in-a-lifetime $50,000 Icelandic photo opportunity!

Icelandair seeks a "truly terrible" photographer for a media campaign and the shoddy shooter will get a travel-expenses-paid trip to Iceland and a whopping $50,000 for their amateur work

Digital Camera World

From spa to boat party: 10 epic events for the Aug. 12, 2026, total solar eclipse in Spain and Iceland

Experience the Aug. 12, 2026 total solar eclipse from Spain and Iceland with festivals, spa sessions and skywatching events along the path of totality.

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Why Iceland's search for a "really bad photographer" actually makes sense

The unusual job ad might be telling us something about photography in 2026.

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Björk to host ‘eclipse rave’ in Iceland this summer

Attendees will experience a ‘brief moment of complete darkness’ during DJ sets

The Independent UK

Iceland chain offers job to man sacked by Waitrose after confronting shoplifter

Iceland’s chair Richard Walker says Walker Smith is ‘welcome to a job with us’ as public fundraiser hits £7,500

The Guardian - UK

Bay Collective to buy Sunderland Women and sets ambitious target

Sunderland’s women’s team are to be taken over by the multi-club ownership group Bay Collective, subject to league approval

The Guardian - UK

89 Pics Of Iceland That Look Like They Were Taken On Another Planet By This Photographer

Iceland has no shortage of dramatic landscapes, but in the hands of photographer Gunnar Freyr Gunnarsson, the country feels almost otherworldly. Through sweeping aerial shots, moody volcanic terrain, winding rivers, remote churches, wild horses, and coastlines that seem untouched by time, Gunnar captures Iceland in a way that feels both…

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Iceland boss demands pepper spray and batons for guards after Clapham mob chaos

It follows scenes of chaos on Clapham High Street earlier this week as throngs of youths targeted shops

Evening Standard

Iceland boss: Security guards should carry truncheons and pepper spray to fight retail crime

Lord Walker of Broxton, executive chairman of Iceland, told The Times that ‘just one incident of violence against my staff is too many’

The Independent UK

Shop security guards should carry truncheons to tackle crime, Iceland boss says

Lord Walker of Broxton, executive chairman of Iceland, told The Times ‘just one incident of violence against my staff is too many’.

Evening Standard

Are you the world’s worst photographer? This airline will pay you to take snaps of Iceland

Icelandair is offering up a 10-day trip to prove that even the worst photographers can take incredible snaps of the country.

Euronews

Four Key Takeaways From Canada’s March Friendlies Ahead of the 2026 World Cup

Canada will face Ireland and Uzbekistan before kicking off the 2026 World Cup against Bosnia and Herzegovina in Toronto.

Sports Illustrated

Iceland opening times for Easter 2026: Good Friday, Easter Monday and more

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The Independent UK

Icelandic brand 66ºNorth gives Arc’teryx-style minimalist shells a packable twist

The ultra-packable collection is designed for unpredictable weather on the move

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The Times of India

Iceland: The only country with no native mosquito population and what changed

Iceland has long been recognised for its unique and often dramatic landscapes, glaciers, and volcanic features, but one of the most unique distinctions of the country has been one of the least noticeable. For many years, Iceland was recognised as the only country in the world that lacked an established…

The Guardian - UK

Sarina Wiegman’s England call leaves 17-year-old Erica Meg Parkinson ‘speechless’

England have called up the 17-year-old midfielder Erica Meg Parkinson for the World Cup qualifiers against Spain and Iceland in April

The Independent UK

Who is Erica Meg Parkinson? Singapore-born teenager earns first Lionesses call-up

Erica Meg Parkinson, 17, received her first senior England call-up from Sarina Wiegman on Tuesday. Parkinson, who will turn 18 in April, was born in Singapore to a Japanese mother and English father. She currently plays for Portuguese club Valadares Gaia having moved over to Portugal with her family in…

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Jesse Marsch ‘Not Worried’ About Problem That Could Ruin Canada’s 2026 World Cup

Canada Soccer is preparing an appeal to save Tajon Buchanan from a potential World Cup suspension.

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Digital Camera World

I took a US$5,000 cinema camera into an Icelandic blizzard so you don’t have to

The Blackmagic PYXIS 12K shoots stunning visuals, but how does this $5K camera fare when exposed to ice, water and grit? DP Dale Campbell pushed this pro setup to its absolute breaking point

Euronews

Iceland wary of Brexit-like 'lies' ahead of EU referendum, says foreign minister

Iceland's foreign minister says now is the time to revive talks to join the EU. Within today's context of instability in transatlantic relations as well as in global politics in general, Iceland must not be left "alone".

Euronews

Newsletter: Iran war and Druzhba dispute to dominate EU leaders’ summit

Also in this newsletter: how the 50th anniversary celebration of the centre-right European People's Party (EPP) was overshadowed by allegations of coordinated collaboration with anti-EU forces; and Iceland's Foreign Minister speaks to Europe Today.

Salomon’s trail running dominance just got a serious challenger from Iceland

66°North shifts focus from shells to summer-ready performance gear designed for the trail and beyond

The Independent UK

Easter supermarket opening times for bank holiday weekend: Tesco, Aldi, Sainsbury’s and more

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Evening Standard

Laufey at the O2 Arena review: playful whimsy from Gen Z's jazz queen

4/5 The Icelandic singer’s confessional songs worked perfectly in the cavernous O2

The Guardian - UK

England make it two out of two in Women’s World Cup qualifiers: what we learned

Sarina Wiegman made a few positional adjustments as a showdown with Spain looms, and Georgia Stanway and Lauren James shone

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