BBC presenter Joanna Kent says she was caught up in wildfires burning in south-west France and had limited time to evacuate. According to her account, while on a family holiday in the affected area, she received only about 30 minutes’ warning before needing to leave. She described the situation as urgent, with the fire impacting her surroundings and prompting a rapid evacuation decision. The reports state that the evacuation occurred as the fires were raging, and that the timing left little opportunity to prepare. Both sources present the same core details: Kent is a BBC presenter, the incident involves wildfires in south-west France, and she says her family was forced to flee after receiving around half an hour of notice. The coverage focuses on her personal description of the evacuation window rather than providing additional official figures or background about the fires. The reports do not add differing claims about the cause, scale, or specific location of the wildfire in the provided text.