Guests were being sick in restaurants, on deck and outside their cabins on the P&O Iona after it departed Southampton on February 15 for a seven-day cruise across Northern Europe. The ship ...

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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 5,000+ capacity Iona cruise ship had departed Southampton on 15 February for a week-long sailing in the North Sea (P&O Cruises) The cruise line confirmed to the outlet that some of its guests ...

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 P&O Iona set sail ... February 20, the ship's captain addressed the situation, advising ill passengers to isolate in their cabins and contact the medical centre. P&O Cruises acknowledged ...

A suspected Norovirus outbreak on the P&O Iona cruise ship has caused severe stomach issues for passengers and crew, leading to chaotic scenes with people vomiting in public. Over 5,000 passengers ...

P&O Cruises has confirmed that 'enhanced protocols' will be put in place on a new journey on board Iona leaving Southampton ... READ MORE: Passengers on cruise ship docked in Southampton report ...