T o nobody's surprise, there's another norovirus outbreak on a cruise ship. This time, the lucky passengers are onboard the MS Iona, an "Excellence-class" (also called "Excel-class," described in ...

The P&O Iona set sail from Southampton on February ... Article continues below The ship, with a capacity for more than 5,000 holidaymakers and 1,800 staff, was sailing near Belgium's coast with ...

A suspected norovirus outbreak has reportedly struck a P&O cruise ship, with passengers alleging that fellow travellers are "dropping like flies" due to the spreading illness. The P&O Iona ...

A suspected norovirus outbreak has been reported on board a cruise ship which has returned to Southampton today. The P&O Cruises ship Iona left Southampton, the UK's busiest cruise port, on ...

The affected ship, the Iona, is operated by cruise line P&O and can carry more than 5,000 passengers who are served by 1,800 staff, although it remains unclear how many people were onboard at the ...

The P&O Cruises ship Iona left Southampton, the UK's busiest cruise port, on February 15 for a seven-day round trip to Germany, Holland and Belgium. But the European adventure turned sour for some ...