Spanish wildfires kill 13

Devastating wildfires swept through southern Spain's Almería province, killing 13 people including seven British nationals, three Belgians, one American, one French, and one Spanish. A 93-year-old British woman died from burns. Two British hikers were found alive with severe burns. The Spain — Civil Guard (Spain) confirmed the deaths. The United Kingdom — Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office provided support to affected British nationals. Spain has experienced frequent heatwaves, with temperatures exceeding 40°C, and June saw record heat with over 1,000 excess deaths. Europe is the fastest-warming continent according to the European Union — Copernicus Climate Change Service.