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Thousands in Spain return home but new heatwave raises wildfire fears

Thousands in Spain return home but new heatwave raises wildfire fears
BBC News Wednesday 29 July 2026, 11:42 UTC 1 min read
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Spain and France are both braced for the start of the fourth heatwave so far this summer and some fires have continued to burn.

Spain and France are both braced for the start of the fourth heatwave so far this summer and some fires have continued to burn.
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