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Around 1,700 people from 13 villages in Spain were forced to evacuate their homes due to wildfires raging across the country, while much of Europe suffered an early heatwave.
Officials said the blaze in the Sierra de Culebra mountain range in the province of Zamora started Wednesday during a dry electric storm.
Video shared by the UME Spanish Emergency military unit showed rescue personnel working to contain the fires.
Smaller wildfires were also raging in central Toledo province and in the north eastern provinces of Zaragoza in Aragon, as well as Lleida in Catalonia.
Regional Catalan firefighters declared the fire in the Solsones area stabilized, although a second one in Baldomar remained partially out of control.
As of early Saturday the fire atop Montsec mountain had affected about 1,700 hectares so far.
Most of Spain was at high risk of forest fire Friday as the country endured a sixth day of an unusually early heatwave.
Temperatures of more than 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) have been recorded in many cities and other areas throughout the week.
Officials expected the torrid heat to begin to ease on Sunday.

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Officials said the blaze in the Sierra de Culebra mountain range in the province of Zamora started Wednesday during a dry electric storm.

Around 1,700 people from 13 villages in Spain were forced to evacuate their homes due to wildfires raging across the country, while much of Europe suffered an early heatwave.
Officials said the blaze in the Sierra de Culebra mountain range in the province of Zamora started Wednesday during a dry electric storm.
Video shared by the UME Spanish Emergency military unit showed rescue personnel working to contain the fires.
Smaller wildfires were also raging in central Toledo province and in the north eastern provinces of Zaragoza in Aragon, as well as Lleida in Catalonia.
Regional Catalan firefighters declared the fire in the Solsones area stabilized, although a second one in Baldomar remained partially out of control.
As of early Saturday the fire atop Montsec mountain had affected about 1,700 hectares so far.
Most of Spain was at high risk of forest fire Friday as the country endured a sixth day of an unusually early heatwave.
Temperatures of more than 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) have been recorded in many cities and other areas throughout the week.
Officials expected the torrid heat to begin to ease on Sunday.
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Spain declares emergency amid Covid-19 resurgence

The Spanish government on Sunday agreed to declare a new state of emergency, which would allow a curfew to be imposed across the country as it continues to battle a resurgence of coronavirus cases. Prime Minister Pedro Sachez's office said that an extraordinary meeting of the Council of Ministers was held in Madrid on Sunday morning "in order to examine the terms of a new royal decree on a state of alert. The emergency has been welcomed by the majority" of Spain's regional governments, "who had requested it".&nbsp;Regions across Spain will now be subject to a curfew at night from 11 pm until 6 am.

The Spanish government on Sunday agreed to declare a new state of emergency, which would allow a curfew to be imposed across the country as it continues to battle a resurgence of coronavirus cases. Prime Minister Pedro Sachez's office said that an extraordinary meeting of the Council of Ministers was held in Madrid on Sunday morning "in order to examine the terms of a new royal decree on a state of alert. The emergency has been welcomed by the majority" of Spain's regional governments, "who had requested it".&nbsp;Regions across Spain will now be subject to a curfew at night from 11 pm until 6 am. o

The Spanish government on Sunday agreed to declare a new state of emergency, which would allow a curfew to be imposed across the country as it continues to battle a resurgence of coronavirus cases. Prime Minister Pedro Sachez's office said that an extraordinary meeting of the Council of Ministers was held in Madrid on Sunday morning "in order to examine the terms of a new royal decree on a state of alert. The emergency has been welcomed by the majority" of Spain's regional governments, "who had requested it".&nbsp;Regions across Spain will now be subject to a curfew at night from 11 pm until 6 am.

Nothing surprises me anymore: Messi lashes out at Barca

In his emotional farewell to fellow teammate&nbsp;Luis Saurez, Messi criticises&nbsp;Barcelona for his transfer to Atletico&nbsp;Madrid

Bidding an emotional farewell to former fellow teammate&nbsp;Luis Saurez, the star footballer&nbsp;Lionel Messi&nbsp;yet again lashed out at Barcelona. The 33-year-old who posted a picture of himself along with Saurez&nbsp;on Instagram, criticised&nbsp;the Spanish club for his transfer to Atletico&nbsp;Madrid. It is going to be so strange seeing you in another shirt, and even stranger to have to play against you,&nbsp;Messi&nbsp;wrote. Calling him one of the most important players in the history of the club, Messi&nbsp;further said, You deserve to be sent off as what you are and not the one that they gave you, but it is true that at this point nothing surprises me. The Uruguayan footballer who is the third leading scorer for Barcelona with 198 goals also expressed his gratitude towards&nbsp;Messi for the&nbsp;heartfelt&nbsp;message.&nbsp;

Arturo Vidal reunites with Conte, completes Inter Milan deal

Arturo Vidal had a contract at Barcelona until 2021 but was not part of new coach Ronald Koeman&rsquo;s plans, and the club agreed to let him go.

Arturo Vidal has joined Inter Milan on a permanent contract from FC Barcelona and will be reuniting with coach Antonio Conte.&nbsp;Barcelona said on Tuesday that Inter will pay 1 million euros in variables for the transfer.&nbsp;The Chile international&nbsp;had a contract at Barcelona until 2021 but was not part of new coach Ronald Koeman&rsquo;s plans, and the club agreed to let him go.&nbsp;Vidal played for Inter&rsquo;s bitter rival Juventus from 2011-15, winning 4&nbsp;Serie A titles and the Italian Cup. Inter coach Conte was in charge for the Chilean&rsquo;s first three seasons.&nbsp;The 33-year-old won two titles with Barcelona, Spanish league and the Spanish Super Cup. In his 96 appearances for the Spanish giants, Vidal scored 11 times and assisted on 10.

Messi to stay at Barcelona but not out of choice

After weeks of speculation and uncertainty, Lionel Messi&nbsp;is staying with Barcelona but not out of choice. The striker announced that he will stay back at the club because it is impossible for any club to pay his&nbsp;&euro;700m release clause and he did not want take Barcelona to court. Messi&nbsp;communicated to the Catalan giants in August that he wanted to exercise a clause in his contract that allows him to leave for free but according to reports the club insisted that his release fee be met. A lot has been said about the Argentine footballer's&nbsp;future with Barcelona is the past many months and it reached a peak with him expressing his desire to leave after the Spanish club's 8-2 hammering by Bayern&nbsp;Munich in the Champions League.

Messi announces he will stay at Barcelona

After weeks of speculation and uncertainty, Lionel Messi&nbsp;is staying with Barcelona but not out of choice. The striker announced that he will stay back at the club because it is impossible for any club to pay his nearly &pound;700m release clause and he did not want take Barcelona to court. Messi&nbsp;communicated to the Catalan giants in August that he wanted to exercise a clause in his contract that allows him to leave for free but according to reports the club insisted that his release fee be met. A lot has been said about the Argentine footballer's&nbsp;future with Barcelona in the past many months and it reached a peak with him expressing his desire to leave after the Spanish club's 8-2 hammering by Bayern&nbsp;Munich in the Champions League.

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