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Cairngorms wildfire is 'not contained' and still burning hard, residents warn

Cairngorms wildfire is 'not contained' and still burning hard, residents warn
BBC Scotland Friday 17 July 2026, 21:53 UTC 1 min read
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Community leaders criticised the Scottish government for describing the incident as "contained", despite flames spreading further.

Community leaders criticised the Scottish government for describing the incident as "contained", despite flames spreading further.
Scottish (ORG)
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