Iceland, Honda and Royal Mail hit by coronavirus outbreaks in same town

Will Thorne Staff WriterThe second season of “Succession” opens on Kendall Roy (Jeremy Strong) emerging from the warm waters of an Icelandic spa.Kendall has just begun a much-needed stint in rehab, away from his poisonous family, when he is called back by his father and plunged once again into the media dynasty rat race.

Naman Ramachandran Ewan McGregor, former “Star Wars” lead actor and a Golden Globe winner for series “Fargo,” will narrate “Stormborn,” an upcoming natural history series filmed in the actor’s native Scotland as well as Norway and Iceland. A trailer for the show has just been released.The series, comprising three 50-minute episodes, features a cast of charismatic, tenacious animals trying to survive climate change and thriving in the remote, northern edges of the Atlantic Ocean over a year.

Sigur Rós frontman Jónsi has shared the video for his new single ‘Cannibal’, featuring Cocteau Twins‘ legend Elizabeth Fraser.Following on from recent singles ‘Exhale‘ and ‘Swill‘, this is the latest taster of the Icelandic artists’ new solo album ‘Shiver‘.

Kent Live : Sainsbury's is recalling its semi-skimmed UHT milk because of possible microbiological contamination.The supermarket has taken the precautionary step of recalling the less than 2 per cent fat, UHT milk as the contamination could lead to it being spoiled and being unsafe to consume.Pack size: 1 litre Best beforeIceland is recalling two chicken products after the presence of salmonella in both products caused it to be deemed unsafe to eat.Iceland's chip shop curry chicken breast

If you have bought any of the above products do not consume them. Instead, return them to the store from where they were bought for a full refund or contact Iceland Customer Care line on 0800 328 0800 and select option 2.

A running gag throughout the recent Netflix comedy “Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga” finds aspiring singer-songwriter Lars Erikssong (Will Ferrell) stymied whenever he tries to perform one of his original compositions for the denizens of his small Icelandic town, who demand he instead sing his silly novelty number “Jaja Ding Dong”.

Björk has postponed her upcoming live-streamed series due to new coronavirus restrictions in Iceland.The Orkestral series will see the musician perform with members of the Icelandic Symphony Orchestra, Flute Septet Viibra and Hamrahlíð Choir over four dates.The concerts were due to begin on Sunday (August 9), but will now start on August 29 after the Icelandic government re-imposed tougher restrictions on gatherings in light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.In a press release, representatives

Eurovision 2020 contestant Daði Freyr has covered ‘Jaja Ding Dong’, which appeared in Netflix’s Eurovision Song Contest: The Story Of Fire Saga.The movie, which was released in June, stars Rachel McAdams and Will Ferrell as two Icelandic Eurovision hopefuls stuck playing in a local bar and beleaguered with requests to play the novelty song.Since the release of the film, Freyr has also been inundated with requests to cover the fictional song.

sunshine over the weekend - well, Saturday at least. And despite the changeable weather, Iceland has dropped a mega meal deal that can be enjoyed indoors or out, that won’t break the bank.