A wildfire in Spain has torn through more than 15,400 hectares of land across an 80-kilometre (50-mile) perimeter, with drone footage capturing the scale of the fast-moving blaze in the country's northern Aragon region. The regional government has declared a level two emergency, indicating the fire is threatening populated areas and critical infrastructure. The wildfire is one of several that have broken out across Spain amid a spell of high temperatures and dry conditions, which have increased the risk of rapidly spreading fires.

Spain has deployed more than 400 firefighters and 19 aircraft to combat a fast-moving wildfire in the northeastern region of Aragon after flames swept across around 7,600 hectares…

Spanish authorities on Thursday said a large wildfire in the northeast would take days to control, sparking fresh alarm a week after the country's deadliest such disaster in…