Residents in the Cairngorms area are returning home after emergency action over a wildfire is scaled back. Police Scotland lifts the major incident declaration after the fire is brought under control and no longer poses an “immediate threat.” The change means the response moves away from the heightened measures that were in place during the incident, allowing people to go back to their homes. Reporting across outlets focuses on the update from Police Scotland, which signals that the situation has improved sufficiently to end the major-incident status. While the fire is no longer described as an immediate danger, authorities continue to treat it as an active event until it is fully resolved, consistent with how major incidents are downgraded once control is achieved. Overall, the coverage centers on residents being allowed to resume normal activity following the operational assessment that the risk has decreased.