Wildfires sweeping across France and Spain have forced the evacuation of more than 300,000 people, with the blazes reportedly reaching as far as Bordeaux in south-west France. The scale of the evacuation points to a major cross-border emergency, with authorities in both countries mobilising to move residents and visitors out of harm's way as fires spread through affected regions.

Beyond the headline evacuation figure and the fires reaching Bordeaux, further specific details of the article—such as the exact locations affected, casualties, causes, or the response from emergency services—were not available in the retrieved text. The scale of over 300,000 evacuees nonetheless indicates one of the more significant wildfire emergencies to hit the region in recent times.