Mount Etna spits out fire and lava
Mount Etna in Sicily was spitting out lava and columns of ash on Saturday, after the volcano initially reawoke in late July.
The eruption has not prompted any evacuations on the island although lava and rocks were being sent as high as 150m (492ft) into the air.
An eruption in March 2017 injured 10 people after a magma explosion.
Etna, which is the largest of Italy's three active volcanoes, sits at 3,330m high (11,000ft).