about a kilometre long. the fissure. it is happening closer to the town than a similar eruption last month. a number of people who d returned to grindavik have been evacuated. the local authorities have declared an emergency in the area. grindavik lies some forty kilometres from iceland s capital, reykjavik. authorities have said that there is no impact on flights going in and out of recce of, the international airport. with more on this let s speak to our reporter meghan owen who is following the story. some dramatic pictures we are seeing from iceland. some dramatic pictures we are seeing from iceland- from iceland. dramatic pictures. those night-time from iceland. dramatic pictures. those night-time pictures - from iceland. dramatic pictures. those night-time pictures were | those night time pictures were dramatic enough but as the sun has started to rise is we have seen how close that ladder is to the town of grindavik. the coastguard was sent with a helicopter in t
prove against the landlord saw thankfully he put the property and obviously what they showed was the landlord and landlord attacking him. the case was actually referred to us by london renters union and normally we get referrals from councils, but unfortunately we didn t work for the council that this person is living in, the bro, so he first went to the council to try and get assistance from the council and they didn t provide any i have the relevant officer to carry out the enforcement action. , , , action. presumably between the olicin: is action. presumably between the policing is not action. presumably between the policing is not a action. .. presumably between the policing is not a criminal- action. presumably between the policing is not a criminal matter . action. presumably between the policing is not a criminal matter if| policing is not a criminal matter if somebody is trying to evict you and the council presumably not having the council presumably not having th
How it has been for hundreds of ears. . , ., how it has been for hundreds of years. we can see the carriage now followin: years. we can see the carriage now following a years. we can see the carriage now following a few years. we can see the carriage now following a few minutes years. we can see the carriage now following a few minutes behind - years. we can see the carriage now| following a few minutes behind with queen margrethe in the carriage. i assume when that arrives where you are, danniella, there will be a massive cheer. we can see that the crowd is really lining the streets to witness this in copenhagen today. there are tens of thousands of people out in copenhagen on the streets, waving the red and white for the danish flags. many are wearing paper crowns on their heads as well. it is important to remember the context of the events. the change of sovereign would normally be accompanied by a period of national mourning because it would mean that they died. there would b
Consequences of doing so. we have seen this a lot in our research, people just too frightened to speak out for fear of the consequences. one case stands out, a man so badly beaten that he ended up in hospital. he was too frightened to tell us his story because he was worried his landlord would come after him. the house and charity, shelter says not the housing charity shelter. enough people have been held accountable. i think in the case of the police, they often don t know what to do. they might not even know what is illegal and what isn t. i think they feel sometimes that incident that happened to people in their own homes, our private. danniella is waiting to move out of the room she lives in with her five children. she says her family have been constantly harassed by the person she rents from. here we put all of their clothes inside in the toilet. so you put your clothes. yes, inside. he closes the gas, he closes the water. he speaks very, very bad to the children. the person sh
From did not respond to our request for a comment. the ultimate owner of the property says it has been sublet without his knowledge. we asked the national police chief s council whether the police use powers available to them to protect tenants enough. it told us the vast majority of private where actions are clearly criminal, the police should be contacted. for danniella, she just hopes her new home will be more peaceful for her and herfamily. i hope it is better for me. because here it is. very, very bad. jim connolly, bbc news. we are going to bring you stories as they develop over the next few hours. to lisbon in portugal to confirm that the police reported they were attending a scene at an is