Hardline nationalist Dervis Eroglu won Sunday's Cyprus election, but his victory in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus could stall fragile peace talks and harm Turkey's troubled bid to join the European Union. Full story

Larnaca: Hundreds of tourists were stranded on the holiday island of Cyprus yesterday as flight links with northern and central Europe were cut by the volcanic dust cloud disrupting aviation traffic. Full story

Many voters hope efforts to reunify Cyprus will carry on whoever wins today's presidential election in the Turkish-held north, despite "pro-settlement" leader Mehmet Ali Talat trailing in the polls. Full story

Greece has made it clear to Turkey that unless there is a political settlement in Cyprus, relations between Athens and Ankara cannot be normalised. Full story

Turkish Cypriots play tables outside a National Unity party house with a campaign poster of Presidential candidate Dervis Eroglu in the background in the Turkish occupied area of the divided capital Nicosia, Cyprus, Thursday, April 15, 2010. Full story

A total of 28 flights to and from northern Europe from the islanda s two airports will be affected on Friday from an erupting volcano in Iceland. Full story

Twenty eight Travel and Tourism students from Weymouth College have enjoyed a six-day study trip to Cyprus. Full story

Professor Dimitrios Pantermalis is visiting Nicosia next week to give a lecture about the New Acropolis Museum. Full story

And then, two years ago this April, the wall that split the capital into north and south was opened. Full story

By Michele Kambas Nicosia - Anglers are being brought in to help rescue a critically endangered Cyprus water snake that has lived on the island for thousands of years, but now faces a major threat from a snappy fish with a big appetite. Full story