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Icelandic ash: Keeping watch on an angry volcano

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Scientists in Iceland believe the strength of the volcanic eruption that caused a massive ash cloud, sparking disruption across Europe, has intensified.

The BBC's Science Correspondent David Shukman reports on efforts to monitor the volcano.

READ MORE: Volcanic ash halts all UK flights

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