Multiple outlets report on British casualties in Spain’s recent wildfires, including a man who is said to be on the phone with his wife when flames reach his car. The Times and the Daily Mail describe what they say was his final call as he tried to escape, while Metro similarly reports he was speaking to his wife in his final moments. Other reports referenced in the coverage focus on rescue and broader disputes about evacuation and warnings: the BBC describes a badly burned British couple rescued from a ravine, while Reuters and Sky News report that relatives of victims dispute officials’ accounts of the warnings they received. Coverage also notes that authorities are working to identify victims and assess the circumstances around how people responded to wildfire conditions, including claims that some people did not follow evacuation guidance. Overall, sources agree that the wildfires cause deaths and injuries, that British nationals are among the affected, and that there are differing accounts about warnings and actions taken during the emergency.