4th Icelandic volcano eruption since December slows, but still poses danger to nearby infrastructure.

Iceland's lava flows from a volcano in southwest Iceland have slowed after its fourth eruption since December. The eruption, which began on Saturday, sent fountains of molten rock soaring from a 3km-long fissure. Authorities warned that despite the slowing lava flow, the eruption still poses a danger to infrastructure, including a nearby fishing town.