内容摘要：The suburban gardens are still green and there is graffiti on so many walls that the casual observer might miss.

The suburban gardens are still green and there is graffiti on so many walls that the casual observer might miss.

Police previously warned of a risk the flames could spread to the Loch Doon area of East Ayrshire after a change in wind direction.People living in the area, including near Loch Doon, have been asked to keep windows and doors closed.

A helicopter was dispatched to assess damage to the area from above on Sunday morning.Stewart Gibson, team leader at Galloway Mountain Rescue, said at one point fire crews had four helicopters dropping water on the flames from above, with the fire front "two to three miles wide" at one stage.He said five groups of walkers were located on the hills on Friday night, but were safely moved away from the area.

Team members were acting as spotters for the police overnight on Sunday, but were stood down at about 04:00.He urged anyone heading to the hills over the next week to take care and avoid lighting camp fires or naked flames.

: "It's an exceptionally dry period of weather we have been having and I know for the next week it is going to be very dry as well.

"So anyone out with a camping stove, anything can spark the fire, so we would urge anyone out to take cares.Interestingly, Sir Keir took issue with the long-standing view of many that immigration helps drive or at least prop up economic growth.

The other context here is the insurgency of Reform UK.Nigel Farage argues, as he has for years and years, that politicians have been far too slow to get how much immigration matters to so many people.

Labour are acutely aware of Farage's capacity to communicate in a way that resonates with those who feel successive governments have not just ignored them on this issue, but belittled and demeaned their views too.That is why the prime minister is using the language he is now.