A grass and scrub fire breaks out near Arthur’s Seat in Holyrood Park, Edinburgh, and sends visible plumes of smoke over parts of the city. Multiple outlets report that the blaze starts in vegetation near the ruins of St Anthony’s Chapel. Video shared on social media shows smoke rising into the air above Arthur’s Seat. The incident is described as a large grass or scrub fire developing on Monday evening, with firefighters from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service working to contain it. Coverage notes that the smoke is visible from across Edinburgh. While one outlet links the outbreak to hotter weather conditions across the UK, other reports focus on the location of the fire and the response by fire crews. No consistent information is provided across the reports about injuries, damage to structures, or an official cause. The reporting centers on the location near St Anthony’s Chapel, the scale of the vegetation fire, and the impact on city air visibility from the smoke plume.