Wildfires threaten Bordeaux as more than 200,000 people flee flames in France, Spain
The violence of fires, fuelled by high temperatures and the long-term effects of climate change, has caught authorities off guard, with firefighters in Spain admitting the fires were so fast that they could not be tackled head-on.
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