Justice Secretary Angela Rayner Gray says emergency services have all the resources needed to respond to wildfires in the Cairngorms. Her comments come during public criticism of the Scottish Government’s wildfire response. Multiple outlets report that the remarks address concerns raised by others about whether the response is adequate, including questions about preparedness and resource levels. While the coverage focuses on the dispute around the Scottish Government’s handling of the fires, the Justice Secretary’s position is that responders are equipped to deal with the situation. The reporting does not suggest that additional resources are required, and it frames the statement as a response to ongoing backlash. Overall, the articles describe a period of heightened scrutiny of wildfire management, alongside reassurance from the UK’s Justice Secretary that frontline services have the necessary capability. The information presented emphasizes both the existence of criticism of government actions and Gray’s assertion that emergency services can manage the fires effectively.