All major Greek fires not under control

All major blazes in Greece were under control today, and firefighters were working to extinguish smaller fires in the southern part of the country.

One week after hundreds of wildfires broke out across Greece, killing 64 people and costing the country at least £800m, the fire department said the last major fire near the town of Kato Kotyli, in the southern Peloponnese peninsula, “no longer has an active front and is receding”.