The Latest Breaking News from Iceland

Iceland Airwaves 2022 review: Reykjavík festival is ripe for new music discovery

This unique festival will leave you feeling alive and inspired, but definitely not rested

The Independent UK · Nov 8, 2022

Iceland freezes the price of its turkeys as cost goes up 32%

The frozen food retailer has pledged to not pass the price increases onto its customers

Wales Online · Nov 8, 2022

Black Sands review – a slow, meaty helping of Nordic noir

A body on the beach, a police protagonist with personal issues and an eye for knitwear … UKTV’s Icelandic import is dark, matter of fact and a little bit meta

The Guardian - UK · Nov 6, 2022

Iceland supermarket selling 1p ready meals in cost of living boost

Charities are urging the government to provide an emergency support package to for struggling families

The Independent UK · Nov 3, 2022

Iceland supermarket boss warns that food price rises will get worse

Iceland boss Richard Walker says that food instability will continue to get worse among rising prices

Wales Online · Nov 3, 2022

Iceland selling 1p hot ready meals for limited time but only to certain customers

Shoppers need to act fast as the deal is only available this week

Liverpool Echo · Nov 2, 2022

We tried milk alternatives from Asda, Sainsbury's and Iceland and £1.50 bottle scored top marks

We put a range of milk alternatives to the test to see how they compared

Liverpool Echo · Nov 2, 2022

Iceland is selling ready meals for 1p this week - but you'll have to be quick

Some of the frozen dinners included in the Iceland 1p offer are lasagne, cottage pie and bangers and mash, as well as chicken stew and dumplings, toad in the hole and minced beef hotpot

Daily Mirror · Nov 1, 2022

Iceland shoppers praise 'delish' £3.50 snack they 'need to try'

One Iceland shopper said: "Now these sound tasty"

Liverpool Echo · Oct 29, 2022

Iceland tells shoppers 'do not eat chicken' amid safety fears

The possible presence of raw, uncooked chicken makes this product unsafe to eat

Liverpool Echo · Oct 29, 2022