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Sky News Today with Sam Washington
A major incident has been declared in parts of the Cairngorms National Park in Scotland due to a wildfire that started 10 days ago, with hundreds of firefighters battling the blaze. The fire is spreading towards Nethy Bridge, where all access roads have been blocked and residents are being evacuated. In an interview, a local holidaymaker described the conditions as like a tinderbox and the smoke as apocalyptic, noting that the authorities are working around the clock but expressing concern about resources. First Minister John Swinney chaired a meeting of the Scottish Government's Resilience Room on Friday night. In the Middle East, the US has paused strikes on Iran after 13 consecutive nights of attacks, while Saudi Arabia intercepted missiles fired from Yemen. The Saudi-led coalition launched attacks against Houthi military targets in Yemen, and a military analyst discussed the risk of the conflict overspilling from the Strait of Hormuz to the Red Sea, potentially restarting the civil war in Yemen and threatening the Bab al-Mandab Strait, with oil prices at $100 a barrel.
ITV News
The broadcast began with reports of several large wildfires across Europe, with the military mobilised in France's Bordeaux region and officials in Spain stating that multiple fires near Madrid had merged and could not be contained, forcing over 200,000 people to flee their homes across both countries. In Scotland, a wildfire in the Cairngorms national park continued for an 11th day, leading to the evacuation of the village of Nethy Bridge, though the first minister reported a welcome change in wind direction that reduced the immediate threat. Exceptionally hot and dry weather was noted as creating perfect conditions, with another Europe-wide heatwave expected.
Sky News Today with Sam Washington
A major incident has been declared in parts of the Cairngorms National Park in Scotland due to a wildfire that started 10 days ago, spreading towards Nethy Bridge where all access roads have been blocked and people are being evacuated. Hundreds of firefighters are battling the blaze, and the First Minister, John Swinney, chaired a meeting of the Scottish Government's Resilience Room on Friday night. In an interview, a local tour company owner described the smoke as significant and the scene as apocalyptic, expressing concern about the fire's potential to get out of control.
Patrick Christys Tonight Late...
The broadcast opened with a discussion about Axel Rudakubana, who was moved to a high-security psychiatric unit. Panelists debated whether he was gaming the system, with some calling for the death penalty for certain crimes and criticizing the Prevent Programme for failing to stop him after multiple referrals. A Ministry of Justice spokesperson confirmed the transfer was approved on behalf of ministers and that his 52-year sentence remains unchanged.
New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late...
The broadcast began with a review of Saturday's newspaper front pages, highlighting several major stories. These included wildfires forcing evacuations in Spain and France, a report that net zero energy policies risk blackouts according to a whistleblower, and claims that Iranian agents are entering the UK as Channel migrants. Other stories covered included the Southport victims' families' statement about Axel Rudakubana, a child support scandal driving fathers to suicide, and water bosses receiving pay rises despite a bonus ban.
ITV News
More than 200,000 people have been forced to flee as wildfires spread across Europe, with France and Spain declaring states of emergency. In southwestern France, 140,000 people were evacuated, including 40,000 from the Gironde region around Cap Ferret, where President Macron mobilized the army. In Spain, 25,000 fled an area near Madrid as two large fires converged, with authorities calling it the worst fire in the region's history. In the UK, a wildfire in the Cairngorms led to evacuations near Nethy Bridge after ten days of burning, and in Essex, 100 firefighters battled a large fire following an explosion at an industrial unit near Rettendon.
Newsnight, followed by Weather
The programme opened with a discussion on Prime Minister Andy Burnham's new 'Number 10 North' office in Manchester, with a panel of journalists and a comedian debating whether the initiative is a genuine game-changer for decentralising power or a gimmick. South Yorkshire Mayor Oliver Coppard argued that the building symbolises a shift towards spreading government arms across the country, while panelists noted the risk of it becoming a mere branch office if key departments like the Treasury remain in London.
BBC News and Weather
The broadcast leads with extensive wildfires across France and Spain, with a national emergency declared in Spain and over 100,000 people evacuated in southwestern France. In the UK, a major incident was declared in the Cairngorms National Park, leading to the evacuation of Nethy Bridge, while a separate blaze at an industrial unit in Essex caused a large explosion and was declared a major incident. Police in Ireland intercepted a car containing a bomb believed destined for an attack in Northern Ireland, and a woman appeared in court charged with possession of explosives. Axel Rudakubana, sentenced for the murder of three girls in Southport, was transferred from prison to Broadmoor psychiatric hospital, prompting criticism from the victims' families. Five police officers were injured when their boat crashed into Westminster Bridge on the Thames, with three thrown into the water.
New: Lee Anderson's Real World
The broadcast began with news that five police officers were injured after their boat struck Westminster Bridge. Prime Minister Andy Burnham described his first day at the new Number 10 North in Manchester as the best day of his life, part of his plan to shift power from Westminster. A large industrial unit fire broke out in Essex following an explosion, and a woman was charged in connection with a car bomb intercepted by Irish police near the Northern Ireland border. New footage was released in the Henry Novak murder case, and the lawyer for the families of the Southport attack victims accused the killer of manipulating the system after his transfer to Broadmoor. Wildfires continued in France and Spain, with tens of thousands evacuated.
Channel 4 News
The broadcast began with President Trump's announcement of new tariffs on imports from over 60 countries, ranging from 10 to 12.5%, justified by claims of insufficient action against forced labour. The UK's tariff remained at 10%, but the EU secured a better deal. Scotch whisky tariffs were removed following King Charles's state visit. The report also covered the ongoing US war with Iran and included an interview with economist Joseph Stiglitz, who called the tariffs a ruse and a tax on American consumers.
ITV Lunchtime News
Tens of thousands of people are fleeing wildfires in France and Spain, with a national emergency declared in Spain as fires rage around Madrid and an entire peninsula in France, Cap Ferret, being evacuated by boat. French President Macron has called for EU aid, with four nations responding. In the UK, a specialist firefighting helicopter has been deployed to tackle a wildfire in North Wales that has been burning for over a week, as North Wales and the Upper Severn became the first part of the UK to declare drought status. The lawyer for the families of three girls murdered by Axel Rudakubana has accused the killer of trying to manipulate the system after he was transferred from prison to Broadmoor High Security Hospital under the Mental Health Act. Separately, a woman in her 20s has been arrested after a bomb was discovered when her car was intercepted near the Northern Ireland border in an intelligence-led operation targeting dissident Republicans, and a man in his 40s has also been arrested.
Sky News Today
Prime Minister Andy Burnham spent his first day working at the new Number 10 North in Manchester, an office central to his plan to shift power away from Westminster. He argued that holding meetings in London is costly and that a northern base would create a more balanced country. Political correspondent Lucy McDade reported that the office is a temporary site and that Burnham wants decisions on housing, transport, and utilities to be made there, though critics including Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch have called it a gimmick. Separately, the Southport killer Axel Rudakubana was transferred from Belmarsh Prison to Broadmoor Psychiatric Hospital on the advice of clinical professionals, a move that angered the victims' families and drew criticism from Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, who said it should be reversed.
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