Firefighters are battling a large gorse blaze at Arthur’s Seat, Edinburgh, with smoke visible across much of the city and as far away as Fife. Reports say the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service responds to calls about the fire on Sunday evening, with one account placing the initial response at 6.38pm. Flames and thick plumes of smoke rise from the Salisbury Crags/Arthur’s Seat area, and images described by outlets show the blaze lit up the sky overnight. Other reports indicate the incident is treated as a potentially multi-day firefighting operation, with crews expected to remain on scene for more than one day. Separately, coverage highlights that a wildfire has broken out at Arthur’s Seat for a second time in recent weeks, indicating the location has been affected before. Emergency services continue work to control and extinguish the fire as smoke continues to spread over the surrounding area. No further details on injuries or causes are included in the provided excerpts.