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To normality is taking too long. aruna iyengar, bbc news. an operation to put out one of the largest gorse fires in recent years in northern ireland is continuing into a third day. more than 100 firefighters have been trying to put out the flames in the mourne mountains since friday. our correspondent, catherine morrison, sent this report. halfway up slieve donard, the ground is still alight. flames fanned by a steady easterly wind spread quickly across a tinder—dry mountain. a ring of fire encircling the mountain could be seen from up to 20 miles away — a sight usually associated with the...

Team working towards the successful outcome which we are seeing this afternoon, and hopefully we will be closing down in the early part of this evening. closing down in the early part of this evening-— this evening. we're 'ust seeing ictures this evening. we're 'ust seeing pictures of the h this evening. we're 'ust seeing pictures of the fire _ this evening. we're just seeing pictures of the fire there. - this evening. we're just seeing pictures of the fire there. you | pictures of the fire there. you talked about devastation — how much damage has been done? anyone who knows it will tell y...

Seeing that. the firefighting operation at the mourne mountains in northern ireland is being scaled back. after three days of battling the fires, the major incident status has been de—escalated. firefighters have now moved to work on extinguishing hotspots. northern ireland fire and rescue service has indicated that it hopes the operation can be wound up within hours. joining us now to give an update is assistant chief officer aidan jennings from the northern ireland fire and rescue service. but if you to join us. but if you tojoin us. i but if you to join us. i know you are very busy. give ...

Were asked to stay away from mourne mountains today, a warning most seem to have heeded but the fire is not out yet. the fire service expects to be here into tonight and tomorrow. this is bbc news, the headlines: hospitals in india are warning of dire shortages in the face of a huge surge of patients needing treatment for coronavirus as almost a million new cases are confirmed in the last three days alone. let's stay with that story. earlier i spoke to professor ashistha, the dean of brown university school of public health. i asked him if the us should be doing more to help india. hair india ...

And we had gone location scouting of the day before, on the wednesday, and they got married on the friday, we immediately were turned back because of the gas pollution. we knew that that was something that might happen, there would be so many things, the lava flowing in the wrong direction or the wind blowing in at the wrong direction, it is also think that we had to take mind of, and we definitely brought some extra eyes, ears and hands on deck so we could faster deal with anything that arose, and we needed all eyes on the lava as they were getting married and we had a lava waterfall on one s...