Isle of Wight wildfire now put out
It started last Thursday
The wildfire on the Isle of Wight has now been fully extinguished.
Hampshire Fire say it's resulted in 9 hectares of land being burnt, after breaking out on Thursday morning.
Fire crews have now completed the main operation, but teams will remain on scene to monitor conditions.
People are still being asked to avoid the area.
With warm and dry weather expected to continue, the risk of wildfires remains high.
Everyone is urged to take extra care when spending time outdoors and help prevent further incidents:
• Dispose of cigarettes and smoking materials safely – never throw them onto the ground.
• Do not light barbecues, campfires or fire pits in the countryside – they can quickly spread and start wildfires.
• Take all litter home with you – glass bottles and other items can increase the risk of fire.
• Call 999 immediately if you see smoke or a fire – early reporting can help prevent fires from spreading.